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Season 5 · Episode 6

Can't Buy My Love

Elite

C1Castilian50 minNetflixon Netflix

The students auction off dates to raise money for Samuel's bail, but the results of the bidding cause more than one broken heart.

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Can't Buy My Love

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S05E06 · Elite

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  1. 1

    la fianza

    bail (legal deposit to secure release from custody)
    noun (f)~12× this episode
    El juez fijó la fianza en veinte mil euros para que el acusado pudiera salir de prisión.The judge set bail at twenty thousand euros so the defendant could leave prison.
  2. 2

    la tarjeta SIM

    SIM card (used here as a data-storage device containing incriminating files)
    noun phrase (f)~6× this episode
    Guardó los documentos secretos en una tarjeta SIM que escondió en un cajón.He stored the secret documents on a SIM card he hid in a drawer.
  3. 3

    qué va

    no way, not at all, far from it
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    A very common dismissal or contradiction in everyday speech. Used to deny or downplay what was just said.

    ¿Estás cansado? Qué va, podría seguir corriendo una hora más.Are you tired? No way, I could keep running for another hour.
  4. 4

    declararse culpable

    to plead guilty
    verb phrase~3× this episode
    El sospechoso decidió declararse culpable para evitar un juicio largo.The suspect decided to plead guilty to avoid a long trial.
  5. 5

    incriminar

    to incriminate
    verb~3× this episode
    Los correos electrónicos encontrados podrían incriminar al director de la empresa.The emails found could incriminate the company's director.
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    la recaudación

    the funds raised, the collection (of money)
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Toda la recaudación del concierto benéfico fue donada a una organización sin ánimo de lucro.All the funds raised at the charity concert were donated to a nonprofit organization.
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    el abogado de oficio

    court-appointed lawyer, public defender
    noun phrase (m)
    Como no podía permitirse un abogado privado, le asignaron un abogado de oficio.Since he couldn't afford a private lawyer, he was assigned a court-appointed lawyer.
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    la enajenación mental transitoria

    temporary insanity (legal defense plea)
    noun phrase (f)
    La defensa alegó enajenación mental transitoria para reducir la pena de su cliente.The defense argued temporary insanity to reduce their client's sentence.
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    ni de coña

    absolutely not, no chance in hell
    expressionvulgar

    Very strong negation, widely used in informal speech. Emphatic and categorical refusal.

    ¿Vas a disculparte con él después de lo que hizo? Ni de coña.Are you going to apologise to him after what he did? Absolutely not.
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    mover el culo

    to get moving, to pull one's finger out
    expressionvulgar

    Blunt way to tell someone to stop being passive and take action. Used in frustration.

    Si quieres aprobar el examen, tendrás que mover el culo y ponerte a estudiar.If you want to pass the exam, you'll have to get moving and start studying.
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    mi coño

    my arse (used as an exclamation of disbelief or dismissal)
    expressionvulgar

    A vulgar interjection expressing angry rejection of what was just said. Follows the word or phrase being dismissed: 'Estrategias, mi coño.'

    ¿Que no tienes dinero? El dinero, mi coño, si te acabo de ver sacar el monedero.You have no money? My arse, I literally just saw you take out your wallet.

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