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Season 8 · Episode 5

The Last Night

Elite

C1Castilian50 minNetflixon Netflix

Desperate, Dalmar considers a new strategy as Chloe and Eric devise theirs. Joel share his secret with Iván. Luis' obsession with Isadora grows.

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The Last Night

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S08E05 · Elite

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  1. 1

    tío

    mate, man, dude (address term between friends)
    expressioncolloquial~6× this episode

    Used between friends of any gender combination as a casual address term. Its literal meaning is 'uncle', but that meaning is completely absent in this conversational use.

    Tío, no te lo vas a creer, pero me han dado el trabajo.Mate, you're not going to believe it, but I got the job.
  2. 2

    traslado

    transfer, move
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Han aprobado el traslado del enfermo a un centro especializado.They have approved the patient's transfer to a specialist centre.
  3. 3

    pasta

    money, cash
    expressioncolloquial

    Very common colloquial term for money. Not rude, but informal; using it in a formal context would sound out of place.

    Con la pasta que cobra no sé por qué siempre va justo.Given the money he earns, I don't know why he's always broke.
  4. 4

    chantajear

    to blackmail
    verb
    Intentaron chantajearle con unas fotos comprometedoras.They tried to blackmail him with some compromising photos.
  5. 5

    hemorragia interna

    internal bleeding
    noun phrase (f)
    El médico confirmó que el paciente sufría una hemorragia interna tras el accidente.The doctor confirmed that the patient was suffering from internal bleeding after the accident.
  6. 6

    lesión cerebral traumática

    traumatic brain injury
    noun phrase (f)
    La lesión cerebral traumática puede tener consecuencias a largo plazo.A traumatic brain injury can have long-term consequences.
  7. 7

    UCI

    ICU (Intensive Care Unit)
    noun (f, acronym)
    Tras la operación, el paciente fue trasladado directamente a la UCI.After the operation, the patient was taken directly to the ICU.
  8. 8

    estímulo

    stimulus, stimulation
    noun (m)
    El médico observó que el paciente empezaba a reaccionar al estímulo externo.The doctor observed that the patient was beginning to respond to external stimulus.
  9. 9

    burdel

    brothel
    noun (m)
    La policía cerró el local por funcionar como burdel ilegal.The police shut down the venue for operating as an illegal brothel.
  10. 10

    gigoló

    gigolo, male escort
    noun (m)
    La novela gira en torno a un gigoló que trabaja para una agencia de lujo.The novel revolves around a gigolo who works for a luxury agency.
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    joder

    fuck, damn (exclamation of frustration or surprise)
    expressionvulgar~18× this episode

    Extremely common as a general-purpose expletive across a wide range of emotional registers, from mild irritation to genuine distress. Its force varies enormously with intonation, and in casual speech it can lose much of its shock value.

    ¡Joder, se me ha olvidado el cargador y la batería está al dos por ciento!Damn, I forgot my charger and the battery is at two percent!
  2. 12

    estar jodido

    to be in a really bad situation, to be screwed
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    From the verb joder; describes a situation (or person) that is in serious trouble or badly damaged. Can also describe being very tired or unwell, depending on context.

    Sin reservas y sin seguro, la empresa está bastante jodida.With no reserves and no insurance, the company is pretty screwed.

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