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Season 4 · Episode 5

Reintegration

Elite

C1Castilian50 minNetflixon Netflix

Ari and Samuel face off in an important and public debate. After speaking with Ander, Omar struggles with the emotional fallout.

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Reintegration

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S04E05 · Elite

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  1. 1

    reinserción

    rehabilitation, social reintegration (of a prisoner)
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    El programa de reinserción ayuda a los presos a encontrar trabajo al salir.The rehabilitation programme helps prisoners find work upon release.
  2. 2

    cacao

    mess, confusion, chaos (mental or situational)
    expressioncolloquial

    Literally 'cocoa', but used figuratively to mean a tangled, confusing situation, especially in one's own head. 'Tengo un cacao' means 'I'm totally confused' or 'my head is a mess'.

    Con tantos cambios de horario llevo un cacao mental tremendo.With so many schedule changes I have a complete mental mess going on.
  3. 3

    embarcadero

    jetty, pier, landing dock
    noun (m)
    Quedamos en el embarcadero a las seis para subir al barco.We met at the jetty at six to board the boat.
  4. 4

    libertad provisional

    bail, provisional release
    noun phrase (f)
    El juez le concedió la libertad provisional hasta el juicio.The judge granted him provisional release until the trial.
  5. 5

    reincidencia

    recidivism, reoffending
    noun (f)
    Las tasas de reincidencia suelen bajar cuando hay buenos programas de apoyo.Reoffending rates tend to fall when good support programmes are in place.
  6. 6

    alegato

    argument, plea, statement (in a debate or court)
    noun (m)
    Su alegato final convenció a todos los presentes.His closing argument convinced everyone present.
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    despersonalizar

    to depersonalise, to strip of human identity
    verb
    Usar solo estadísticas tiende a despersonalizar a las víctimas.Using only statistics tends to depersonalise the victims.
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    exculpado

    exonerated, cleared of charges
    adjective / past participle
    Fue exculpado después de que aparecieran nuevas pruebas.He was exonerated after new evidence came to light.
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    hostia

    damn it, for fuck's sake (strong exclamation of frustration)
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Extremely common in casual speech among young people. Intensity varies by tone: it can express frustration, surprise, or emphasis. Derives from the Eucharist wafer but is fully secularised in everyday use.

    ¡Hostia, se me ha olvidado el cargador otra vez!For fuck's sake, I've forgotten my charger again!
  2. 10

    joder

    fuck, damn (general strong expletive)
    expressionvulgar~6× this episode

    The most all-purpose expletive in casual speech. Can mark frustration, disbelief, affection, or emphasis depending entirely on tone. Far less strong in everyday usage than its literal translation suggests.

    Joder, no me esperaba esta noticia tan tarde.Damn, I wasn't expecting this news so late.

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