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Season 7 · Episode 6
At Rock Bottom
C1Castilian50 min
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Castilianon NetflixIsadora makes tough decisions in the family business. Luis' investigation is threatened. Deception leaves Chloe in a vulnerable place.
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desalojo
eviction, forced removalnoun (m)Los inquilinos recibieron una notificación de desalojo con solo una semana de antelación.The tenants received an eviction notice with only a week's notice.escuchas
wiretaps, surveillance recordingsnoun (f, plural)La jueza autorizó las escuchas tras reunir suficientes indicios.The judge authorized the wiretaps after gathering enough evidence.liarse
to hook up, to get involved romantically or physicallyexpressioncolloquialCore colloquial term for a casual romantic or sexual encounter. Context determines whether it means a kiss, a fling, or something more. Also used for getting tangled up in complicated situations.
Se liaron en la fiesta de fin de año y ahora no saben cómo quedar.They hooked up at the New Year's party and now they don't know how to face each other.chanchullo
shady deal, corrupt schemeexpressioncolloquialInformal noun for a corrupt or underhanded arrangement, especially involving money or influence. Implies illegality or ethical dishonesty without necessarily being a formal legal term.
Varios concejales estaban metidos en el chanchullo de las licencias de obra.Several councillors were involved in the shady licensing scheme.montaje
setup, fabrication, staged eventnoun (m)Resultó que toda la confesión en directo era un montaje preparado de antemano.It turned out that the whole live confession was a setup prepared in advance.infiel
unfaithful, cheateradjective/nounLe dejó en cuanto se enteró de que le había sido infiel durante meses.She left him as soon as she found out he had been unfaithful to her for months.relato
narrative, story, constructed accountnoun (m)Los dos candidatos ofrecieron relatos completamente opuestos sobre los mismos hechos.The two candidates offered completely opposite narratives about the same events.encubridor
accomplice who conceals a crime, cover-up personnoun (m)El juez condenó tanto al autor del robo como al encubridor.The judge convicted both the perpetrator of the robbery and the person who covered it up.consentimiento
consentnoun (m)Publicar fotos de alguien sin su consentimiento es un delito.Publishing photos of someone without their consent is a crime.
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