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Season 1 · Episode 6

Episode 6

Death Inc.

C1Castilian30 minNetflixon Netflix

Chemi empieza a crear contenido de la funeraria en redes sociales. Vanesa le comunica a Nieves que quieren adquirir Funeraria Torregrosa, pero Nieves se niega. El horno crematorio se rompe y Chemi encarga otro por Ali Express.

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Episode 6

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S01E06 · Death Inc.

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  1. 1

    funeraria

    funeral home, undertaker's
    noun (f)~8× this episode
    La funeraria del barrio lleva más de cincuenta años atendiendo a las familias.The neighbourhood funeral home has been serving families for over fifty years.
  2. 2

    difunto

    deceased person, the dead
    noun/adjective (m)~6× this episode
    Los familiares del difunto llegaron al tanatorio por la mañana.The deceased's family arrived at the funeral parlour in the morning.
  3. 3

    tanatorio

    funeral parlour, mortuary (facility where the deceased is kept and mourned)
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    El tanatorio dispone de varias salas de velatorio para las familias.The funeral parlour has several viewing rooms for families.
  4. 4

    féretro

    coffin, casket
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    Eligieron un féretro de madera oscura para el entierro.They chose a dark wood coffin for the burial.
  5. 5

    tía

    girl, mate, woman (informal address)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Literally 'aunt', but used constantly as a general informal address for a woman, equivalent to 'mate', 'girl', or 'man' in English depending on context. One of the most common colloquial terms in everyday speech.

    Tía, no te lo vas a creer, me han dado el trabajo.Mate, you're not going to believe it, I got the job.
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    cremación

    cremation
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Muchas personas dejan instrucciones escritas sobre si prefieren la cremación o el entierro.Many people leave written instructions about whether they prefer cremation or burial.
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    traslado

    transfer, transportation (of a body)
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    El traslado del cuerpo entre provincias requiere una autorización de Sanidad.The transfer of a body between provinces requires authorisation from the Health Authority.
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    no binario

    non-binary (gender identity)
    adjective/noun~3× this episode
    Su amigue se identifica como no binario y prefiere que usen pronombres neutros.Their friend identifies as non-binary and prefers that people use neutral pronouns.
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    no pintar nada

    to be irrelevant, to count for nothing, to have no say
    expressioncolloquial

    Literally 'to paint nothing'. Used to say that someone has no influence, role, or significance in a situation. Completely opaque from the individual words.

    En esa discusión yo no pintaba nada; decidieron sin consultarme.I had no say in that argument; they decided without consulting me.
  10. 10

    tener mala pipa

    to be in a bad mood, to be prickly or irritable
    expressioncolloquial

    Used to describe someone who is irritable or quick to get annoyed. Not derivable from its individual words, and distinct from simply 'estar de mal humor'.

    Hoy tiene muy mala pipa; mejor no le pidas nada hasta después del café.She's in a really bad mood today; better not ask her anything until after her coffee.

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