At Rock Bottom

Used when someone attacks, criticizes, or blames a person far more than the situation warrants. Carries a sense of unfairness or excess.

Fixed metaphorical phrase. Means to expose someone to hostile judgment or attack without protection. Widely understood.

The phrase 'de puta madre' is a very common intensifier meaning 'brilliantly' or 'perfectly'. Despite the literal words, it is positive in meaning. Frequent in casual speech between friends.

Used reflexively to mean that someone has exceeded acceptable limits in what they said or did. The degree can be intensified: 'pasarse mucho' or 'pasarse de la raya'.

Informal legal slang meaning to gather evidence and formally prosecute or incriminate someone. Derived from 'papel' (paper, document).

Derived from 'pastilla' (pill). Used informally and often negatively to describe the act of prescribing psychiatric or strong medication, implying the speaker resists or mistrusts it.

Informal word for a night of drinking and celebration. Slightly more festive in connotation than 'fiesta'. Common in casual registers.

Fixed phrase describing someone whose emotional state, fortunes, or performance is unusually poor at a given moment. Implies a temporary situation.