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Season 5 · Episode 7
Toxic
C1Castilian50 min
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Castilianon NetflixSamuel, Rebe and Cayetana look for evidence that could implicate Benjamín. Heartbroken over Phillipe's harsh words, Isadora embarks on a trip to Ibiza.
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SIM
SIM card (contains data linking someone to activity)noun (f)Encontraron una SIM oculta dentro del teléfono que servía como prueba.They found a hidden SIM card inside the phone that served as evidence.red
network (criminal or digital)noun (f)La policía desarticuló una red de fraude fiscal que operaba en varios países.The police dismantled a tax fraud network operating in several countries.implicar
to implicate, to involveverbLas grabaciones implicaban directamente al director en el escándalo.The recordings directly implicated the director in the scandal.pruebas
evidence, proofnoun (f, plural)Sin pruebas sólidas, el caso no llegará a juicio.Without solid evidence, the case will not go to trial.colarme
to sneak in, to slip in without permissionexpressioncolloquialReflexive use of 'colar'. Refers to entering a place without being invited or without paying. Very common in informal speech.
Se coló en la fiesta sin invitación y nadie se dio cuenta.She snuck into the party without an invitation and no one noticed.ghosting
ghosting (suddenly cutting off contact)expressioncolloquialEnglish loanword fully adopted into informal usage among younger speakers. Used as a noun. Perfectly understood by the target demographic of the show.
Después de tres citas me hizo ghosting y nunca más supe nada de él.After three dates he ghosted me and I never heard from him again.tráfico
trafficking, illegal tradenoun (m)El juez condenó a los responsables del tráfico de armas.The judge convicted those responsible for arms trafficking.colaborar
to cooperate (with authorities)verbDecidió colaborar con la fiscalía a cambio de una pena reducida.He decided to cooperate with the prosecution in exchange for a reduced sentence.fiscal
public prosecutornoun (m/f)El fiscal pidió diez años de cárcel para el acusado.The prosecutor requested ten years in prison for the defendant.pillar
to catch (someone doing something), to bustexpressioncolloquialExtremely common in everyday speech. Used when someone is caught in the act. Also means 'to catch' a bus, 'to get' a joke, or 'to pick up' something depending on context.
Lo pillaron copiando en el examen y lo expulsaron una semana.They caught him cheating on the exam and he was suspended for a week.
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