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Season 1 · Episode 34
The Dump
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min
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on Disney PlusDad takes Bluey and Bingo on a car trip to the dump to throw away rubbish. Bluey asks Dad a range of questions on the way and he proclaims that he knows everything. But when they arrive, Bluey is saddened to learn that he is throwing away her old drawings.
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vertedero
dump, landfill, recycling drop-off pointnoun (masculine)El camión lleva los desechos al vertedero municipal cada semana.The truck takes the waste to the municipal dump every week.manejar
to driveverbMi hermana aprendió a manejar cuando tenía diecisiete años.My sister learned to drive when she was seventeen.parabrisas
windshield, windscreennoun (masculine, invariable)La lluvia dejó el parabrisas completamente sucio después del viaje.The rain left the windshield completely dirty after the trip.triturar
to shred, to grind up, to pulpverbLa máquina tritura el papel viejo para convertirlo en material nuevo.The machine shreds old paper to turn it into new material.deshacerse de
to get rid ofverb phraseDecidió deshacerse de la ropa que ya no usaba.She decided to get rid of the clothes she no longer wore.semáforo
traffic lightnoun (masculine)El auto se detuvo en el semáforo en rojo durante casi dos minutos.The car stopped at the red traffic light for almost two minutes.villano
villain, bad guynoun/adjective (masculine)En la película, el villano trataba de robar todos los tesoros del reino.In the film, the villain tried to steal all the treasures of the kingdom.ojos de por favor
puppy-dog eyes (the act of making a pleading, wide-eyed expression to get what you want)expressioncolloquialA fixed playful phrase used between family members or close friends, especially with children. It describes the facial expression someone makes when begging cutely. The phrase works as a noun phrase and is understood by speakers of all ages in informal family speech.
Cuando le pedí a mamá que me comprara el juguete, le hice ojos de por favor y funcionó.When I asked mum to buy me the toy, I gave her puppy-dog eyes and it worked.
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