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Season 2 · Episode 6

Chapter 14: Loneliness

Cable Girls

B2CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to follow· 50 minNetflixon Netflix

Lidia gets a tempting offer. Carlota and her friends respond to a plea for help. Angeles takes a risky step in order to learn the witness's identity.

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Chapter 14: Loneliness

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S02E06 · Cable Girls

B2

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  1. 1

    testigo

    witness
    noun (m/f)~6× this episode
    El testigo declaró ante el juez lo que había visto aquella noche.The witness testified before the judge about what he had seen that night.
  2. 2

    embarazada

    pregnant
    adjective~5× this episode
    Mi hermana está embarazada de cuatro meses y ya se le nota.My sister is four months pregnant and it's already showing.
  3. 3

    ¿qué pasa?

    what's going on? / what's wrong? / what's up?
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Can be a genuine question, a challenge, or a conversation opener depending on tone. When said sharply in a confrontation, it functions as 'what's your problem?'

    ¿Qué pasa, que nadie me avisa cuando hay una reunión?What's going on, nobody tells me when there's a meeting?
  4. 4

    hacerse cargo

    to take charge of / to take responsibility for
    verbal phrase~3× this episode
    Cuando falleció su padre, ella tuvo que hacerse cargo del negocio familiar.When her father passed away, she had to take charge of the family business.
  5. 5

    nulidad matrimonial

    marriage annulment
    noun phrase (f)~3× this episode
    Tras años de trámites, obtuvieron la nulidad matrimonial por la vía eclesiástica.After years of proceedings, they obtained their marriage annulment through ecclesiastical channels.
  6. 6

    meterse

    to get involved / to butt in
    expressioncolloquial

    Used in the imperative 'no te metas' to tell someone to stay out of something. Very common in everyday confrontational speech.

    Oye, que esto no va contigo, así que no te metas.Hey, this has nothing to do with you, so don't butt in.
  7. 7

    somnífero

    sleeping pill / sedative
    noun (m)
    El médico le recetó un somnífero suave para combatir el insomnio.The doctor prescribed a mild sleeping pill to combat the insomnia.
  8. 8

    consentimiento

    consent
    noun (m)
    Sin el consentimiento firmado del paciente, no se puede realizar la intervención.Without the patient's signed consent, the procedure cannot be carried out.
  9. 9

    hacerse el loco / hacerse la loca / hacerse la tonta

    to play dumb / to pretend not to know
    expressioncolloquial

    Used to accuse someone of deliberately feigning ignorance. The gender of the adjective matches the subject. Very common in accusatory speech.

    No te hagas la loca, que perfectamente sabes de lo que te estoy hablando.Don't play dumb, you know perfectly well what I'm talking about.
  10. 10

    desviación

    deviation / aberration (used euphemistically here for non-normative identity)
    noun (f)
    En décadas pasadas, la medicina catalogaba ciertos comportamientos como desviaciones sin base científica alguna.In past decades, medicine classified certain behaviours as deviations without any scientific basis.

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