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Season 8 · Episode 7
Like Siblings
C1Castilian50 min
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Castilianon NetflixHéctor and Emilia's bond splits. Nadia urges Omar to report his attackers. As the murder probe proceeds, Iván, Isadora and Sara suspect Chloe and Eric.
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chantajear
to blackmailverbIntentaron chantajear al empresario con unas fotos comprometedoras.They tried to blackmail the businessman with compromising photos.confesar
to confessverbEl sospechoso confesó su delito ante el juez.The suspect confessed his crime before the judge.echar la culpa
to pin the blame on, to blameexpressioncolloquialFixed verbal phrase. More informal and emphatic than the neutral culpar. Implies the blame is being assigned unfairly or strategically.
Siempre te echas la culpa de todo lo que sale mal en casa.You always pin the blame on yourself for everything that goes wrong at home.denunciar
to report (to the authorities), to file a complaint againstverbDecidió denunciar a su vecino por los daños que había causado en su coche.She decided to report her neighbour for the damage he had caused to her car.estar harto
to be fed up, to have had enoughexpressioncolloquialVery common across all registers, though slightly more emphatic in speech than in writing. Often followed by de + noun or infinitive. Signals that patience has run out.
Estoy harto de que siempre llegues tarde a las reuniones.I'm fed up with you always arriving late to meetings.la fianza
bailnoun (feminine)El juez fijó una fianza de diez mil euros para que pudiera salir de prisión provisional.The judge set bail at ten thousand euros so he could be released from provisional detention.el arresto
arrestnoun (masculine)Tras su arresto, la policía lo trasladó a comisaría para tomarlo declaración.After his arrest, the police took him to the station to take his statement.la huellas dactilares
fingerprintsnoun phrase (feminine plural)Los investigadores encontraron huellas dactilares en el arma del crimen.The investigators found fingerprints on the murder weapon.el cómplice
accomplicenoun (masculine/feminine)El tribunal determinó que ella era cómplice y no la autora principal del robo.The court determined that she was an accomplice and not the main perpetrator of the robbery.
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joder
damn, bloody hell, fuck (general expletive)expressionvulgarThe most versatile expletive in everyday speech. Tone shifts entirely with intonation: it can signal frustration, surprise, emphasis, or exasperation. Used across all ages and social groups, though context and company determine appropriateness.
¡Joder, tío, no me puedo creer que hayas llegado tarde otra vez!Bloody hell, mate, I can't believe you're late again!
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