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Season 1 · Episode 1
Human Flesh
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A health inspector's visit coincides with Bob's efforts to bring in customers.
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salubridad
public health, sanitationnoun (f)El departamento de salubridad revisó la cocina del restaurante.The public health department inspected the restaurant's kitchen.moler
to grindverbHay que moler el café antes de prepararlo.You have to grind the coffee before brewing it.aniversario
anniversarynoun (m)Mis padres celebraron su aniversario de bodas con una cena romántica.My parents celebrated their wedding anniversary with a romantic dinner.parrilla
grill, griddlenoun (f)El cocinero pone las hamburguesas en la parrilla caliente.The cook puts the hamburgers on the hot grill.crematorio
crematoriumnoun (m)El crematorio está ubicado al lado de la funeraria.The crematorium is located next to the funeral home.violación
violation, infractionnoun (f)El inspector anotó tres violaciones al código sanitario.The inspector noted three violations of the sanitation code.inauguración
grand opening, inaugurationnoun (f)Fuimos a la inauguración del nuevo café del barrio.We went to the grand opening of the new neighborhood café.levantarle la moral
to boost someone's morale, to cheer someone upexpressioncolloquialCommon across Latin America. 'Moral' here means morale or spirits, not ethics. The phrase implies deliberate encouragement directed at someone who is discouraged or unmotivated.
El entrenador habló con el equipo para levantarles la moral antes del partido.The coach spoke to the team to boost their morale before the game.urna
urn (for ashes)noun (f)Colocaron la urna con las cenizas en un lugar especial.They placed the urn with the ashes in a special spot.fin de semana de mucha gente
a big weekend, a busy rush weekendexpressioncolloquialUsed in small-business and service-industry contexts to describe a high-traffic weekend that determines whether the business hits its numbers. Not a fixed phrase but recurs here as a key motivational concept.
El restaurante contrató a dos meseros extra para el fin de semana de mucha gente.The restaurant hired two extra waiters for the big rush weekend.ganar o quebrar
make or break, sink or swimexpressioncolloquialA binary stakes phrase used in business and everyday speech to signal that the outcome is all-or-nothing. 'Quebrar' in this context specifically evokes financial ruin, giving the phrase a sharper edge than a generic 'win or lose'.
Esta temporada es de ganar o quebrar para la tienda.This season is make or break for the store.
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