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Season 5 · Episode 2

Chapter 34: Hate

Cable Girls

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

Lidia's friends — both old and new — help her attempt to force Carlos to call Sofía back from the front lines. Pablo looks for ways to avoid enlisting.

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Chapter 34: Hate

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S05E02 · Cable Girls

B2

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  1. 1

    negativo

    photographic negative
    noun (masculine)~9× this episode
    El fotógrafo reveló los negativos en su cuarto oscuro.The photographer developed the negatives in his darkroom.
  2. 2

    checa

    secret/clandestine prison (used during the Spanish Civil War)
    noun (feminine)~6× this episode
    Los prisioneros políticos desaparecían sin dejar rastro en las checas.Political prisoners disappeared without a trace in the secret jails.
  3. 3

    miliciana

    female militia member
    noun (feminine)~4× this episode
    Varias milicianas participaron activamente en la defensa de la ciudad.Several female militia members actively participated in the defence of the city.
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    autorización

    authorisation / permit
    noun (feminine)~4× this episode
    Sin una autorización firmada, nadie puede acceder a esa zona restringida.Without a signed authorisation, no one can access that restricted area.
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    dar tiempo

    to have / be enough time (in 'no creo que te dé tiempo' = I don't think you'll have time)
    expression

    A fixed verbal phrase used impersonally. 'No dar tiempo' means time runs out or there is not enough of it. Very common in everyday speech when discussing deadlines or urgency.

    Salimos demasiado tarde; no nos va a dar tiempo de llegar antes de que cierren.We left too late; we're not going to have enough time to get there before they close.
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    pelotón

    platoon / squad
    noun (masculine)
    El pelotón avanzó por el bosque en silencio absoluto.The platoon advanced through the forest in complete silence.
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    infiltrado

    infiltrator / undercover agent
    noun/adjective (masculine)
    Descubrieron que había un infiltrado entre los miembros del comité.They discovered there was an infiltrator among the committee members.
  8. 8

    chantaje

    blackmail
    noun (masculine)
    No pienso ceder a ningún tipo de chantaje emocional.I have no intention of giving in to any kind of emotional blackmail.
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    sea como sea

    no matter what / by whatever means necessary
    expression

    A fixed concessive phrase using the present subjunctive of ser repeated. Signals absolute determination to achieve something regardless of obstacles or method. Common in both spoken and written registers.

    Voy a terminar este proyecto sea como sea, aunque tenga que quedarme toda la noche.I'm going to finish this project no matter what, even if I have to stay up all night.
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    puto/a

    bloody / fucking (intensifier, expresses contempt or strong emotion)
    expressionvulgar

    One of the most versatile vulgar intensifiers. Can express anger, contempt, admiration, or despair depending on intonation and context. Placed before the noun it modifies.

    ¡No soporto más este puto tráfico!I can't take this bloody traffic anymore!

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