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Season 6 · Episode 5

Mourning

Elite

C1Castilian50 minNetflixon Netflix

Javi plants an idea in Isa's head that she can't shake, while Patrick struggles to help Iván process a loss. Raúl isn't ready to let go of Saraul.Goals.

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S06E05 · Elite

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  1. 1

    el homenaje

    tribute, homage
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    Sus compañeros organizaron un homenaje en su honor.His colleagues organised a tribute in his honour.
  2. 2

    el duelo

    grief, mourning
    noun (masculine)~3× this episode
    El duelo después de perder a un ser querido puede durar meses.Grief after losing a loved one can last for months.
  3. 3

    la detención

    arrest, detention
    noun (feminine)
    La detención del sospechoso salió en todos los periódicos.The arrest of the suspect appeared in all the newspapers.
  4. 4

    la coartada

    alibi
    noun (feminine)
    La policía comprobó su coartada antes de soltarle.The police checked his alibi before releasing him.
  5. 5

    ir al grano

    to get to the point
    expressioncolloquial

    Very common in everyday speech when someone is being evasive or long-winded. Always signals impatience or frustration with someone who is beating around the bush.

    Deja de dar vueltas y ve al grano de una vez.Stop going around in circles and get to the point for once.
  6. 6

    cebarse con alguien

    to pick on someone, to go hard on someone, to single someone out
    expressioncolloquial

    Implies that the treatment is excessive or unfair. Often used to call out disproportionate targeting.

    Los críticos se han cebado con esa película sin ningún motivo.The critics have really gone hard on that film for no reason.
  7. 7

    autoinculparse

    to incriminate oneself, to implicate oneself
    verb (reflexive)
    Nadie se va a autoinculpar sabiendo las consecuencias que tendría.Nobody is going to incriminate themselves knowing what the consequences would be.
  8. 8

    la orden de alejamiento

    restraining order
    noun phrase (feminine)
    El juez le impuso una orden de alejamiento de cien metros.The judge imposed a restraining order of one hundred metres.
  9. 9

    la reasignación

    reassignment (as in gender reassignment surgery)
    noun (feminine)
    La cirugía de reasignación requiere un proceso médico y psicológico previo.Reassignment surgery requires a prior medical and psychological process.
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  1. 10

    ir pedo

    to be drunk, to be wasted
    expressionvulgar

    Very common in informal speech among younger speakers. "Pedo" literally means fart, but in this expression it means drunk. Widely understood and used without much shock value in casual contexts.

    Llegó a casa completamente pedo después de la celebración.He got home completely wasted after the celebration.
  2. 11

    estar hecho una mierda

    to be in a terrible state, to feel awful
    expressionvulgar

    Expresses that someone is physically or emotionally destroyed. Very direct and emphatic. Common in informal speech and not considered shocking among friends.

    Después de tres noches sin dormir, estaba hecho una mierda.After three nights without sleep, he was in a terrible state.

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