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Season 1 · Episode 6

Everything Will Be Okay

Elite

C1Castilian50 minNetflixon Netflix

Nano learns one watch holds a secret. Marina's pot stash is found. News of a pregnancy raises suspicions. Christian is offered fame if he does a favor.

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Everything Will Be Okay

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S01E06 · Elite

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  1. 1

    tío

    mate, man, dude (address form between friends)
    expressioncolloquial~8× this episode

    Used constantly to address friends regardless of gender in informal speech. Feminine form is 'tía'. No familial meaning in this context.

    Oye, tío, ¿me puedes dejar el cargador un momento?Hey mate, can you lend me the charger for a moment?
  2. 2

    chorizo

    thief, crook (informal)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Beyond the food meaning, 'chorizo' is widely used informally to mean a petty thief or dishonest person. The double meaning is often played on humorously.

    Me llamó chorizo solo porque llegué tarde a devolver su libro.He called me a crook just because I was late returning his book.
  3. 3

    fianza

    bail (legal), security deposit
    noun (f)
    El juez fijó una fianza de cincuenta mil euros para dejarlo en libertad.The judge set bail at fifty thousand euros to release him.
  4. 4

    chantaje

    blackmail, extortion
    noun (m)
    Le amenazaron con publicar las fotos si no pagaba; era un chantaje claro.They threatened to publish the photos if he didn't pay; it was clear blackmail.
  5. 5

    rayarse

    to stress out, to overthink, to lose one's cool
    expressioncolloquial

    Used to tell someone not to spiral or obsess over something. Often heard as 'no te rayes', meaning 'don't stress about it' or 'don't overthink it'.

    No te rayes tanto por el examen; llevas semanas estudiando.Don't stress so much about the exam; you've been studying for weeks.
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    malversación

    embezzlement, misappropriation of funds
    noun (f)
    El alcalde fue detenido por malversación de fondos municipales.The mayor was arrested for embezzlement of municipal funds.
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    cohecho

    bribery (legal term)
    noun (m)
    El juez le imputó un delito de cohecho por aceptar dinero de la empresa.The judge charged him with bribery for accepting money from the company.
  8. 8

    negligencia criminal

    criminal negligence
    noun phrase (f)
    La empresa fue acusada de negligencia criminal tras el accidente laboral.The company was accused of criminal negligence after the workplace accident.
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    prisión provisional

    pretrial detention, remand in custody
    noun phrase (f)
    El acusado quedó en prisión provisional hasta que se celebre el juicio.The accused was held in pretrial detention until the trial takes place.
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    imputar

    to charge (legally), to indict
    verb
    Al director financiero le imputaron tres delitos graves.The finance director was charged with three serious offences.
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    joder

    damn, bloody hell, for fuck's sake (general expletive)
    expressionvulgar~14× this episode

    Extremely high-frequency all-purpose expletive in everyday speech. Signals frustration, surprise, or emphasis depending on tone. Severity ranges from mild (between friends) to sharp (in anger). Not generally considered taboo in casual conversation among adults.

    ¡Joder, qué tarde es! Se me ha ido el tiempo volando.Damn, how late it is! Time just flew by.

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