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Season 3 · Episode 47
Cricket
A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 7 min
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on Disney PlusDuring a friendly game of neighbourhood cricket, the dads struggle to bowl Rusty out.
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críquet
cricket (the sport)noun (masculine)El críquet es muy popular en algunos países del Caribe.Cricket is very popular in some Caribbean countries.eliminar
to get out, to dismiss (in cricket/sports); to eliminateverbLograron eliminar al mejor jugador del equipo contrario.They managed to get out the best player on the opposing team.golpe
hit, shot, stroke (in sport)noun (masculine)Dio un golpe perfecto que llegó hasta la valla.She hit a perfect shot that reached the fence.lanzar
to throw, to bowl, to pitchverbEl jugador lanzó la pelota directamente al muñón.The player bowled the ball straight at the stump.Tiggy
a children's tag game (similar to 'It' or 'Tag')expressioncolloquialA playground game name used among children in Australian-influenced contexts. The word appears in this episode as a borrowed term; in Latin American Spanish, similar tag games are called 'la roña', 'la mancha', or 'el quemado' depending on the country.
Los niños dejaron de jugar fútbol y se pusieron a jugar Tiggy en el parque.The kids stopped playing soccer and started playing Tiggy in the park.bateador
batter, batsmannoun (masculine)El bateador golpeó la pelota con mucha fuerza.The batter hit the ball with a lot of force.ritmo
pace, rhythm, speednoun (masculine)El nuevo jugador no pudo adaptarse al ritmo del partido.The new player couldn't adapt to the pace of the game.muñón
stump (cricket)noun (masculine)La pelota le pegó directamente al muñón y lo derribó.The ball hit the stump directly and knocked it over.
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