Season 3 · Episode 5
Elite
Rebeka tries to identify the traitor. A blackout party at the club leads to multiple shocking revelations.

Molar is widely used to express liking or approval. No molar is its negation. Very common in everyday informal speech.
Can express positive amazement or disbelief. Also used sarcastically. Context determines tone.
Derives from a vulgar root but is very common in informal speech to express intense fear. Understood across all registers even if not used in formal contexts.
The standard everyday expression for infidelity. Very high frequency in this episode as it is central to several storylines.
Used to mean putting a lot of effort into something. Can apply to studying, training, or any intense activity.
A fixed verbal phrase. The indirect object indicates who is blamed.
Reflexive use meaning to get caught in the act. Also used as pillar (non-reflexive) meaning to catch someone doing something.
In the context of a game, prenda means a penalty or forfeit that must be carried out. Outside games, prenda means a garment or a term of endearment.
A fixed idiomatic expression meaning to venture into hostile or unsafe ground, either literally or figuratively.
Ir de followed by a noun or infinitive means to be about something or to go for something. No voy de eso signals a personal refusal or disinterest.
Used to dismiss something or someone entirely. Very strong in tone; equivalent to telling something to go to hell.