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Season 2 · Episode 19

Mother's Day

Futurama

B2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followon Hulu

Mom reprograms the world's robots to rebel against humanity. The only hope of salvation is Mom's old flame - Professor Farnsworth, who must rekindle his romance with Mom in order to save mankind.

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Mother's Day

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S02E19 · Futurama

B2

Worth remembering from this episode

Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    sostén

    bra, brassiere
    noun (m)~6× this episode
    Dejó su sostén en el cajón del armario.She left her bra in the dresser drawer.
  2. 2

    rebelarse

    to rebel, to revolt
    verb~4× this episode
    Los trabajadores decidieron rebelarse contra las condiciones injustas.The workers decided to rebel against the unfair conditions.
  3. 3

    conquistar

    to conquer, to take over
    verb~4× this episode
    El ejército intentó conquistar los territorios del norte.The army attempted to conquer the northern territories.
  4. 4

    obsequio

    gift, present
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Le traje un obsequio a mi abuela por su cumpleaños.I brought my grandmother a gift for her birthday.
  5. 5

    seducir

    to seduce, to charm
    verb~3× this episode
    Intentó seducirla con flores y música.He tried to seduce her with flowers and music.
  6. 6

    opresión

    oppression
    noun (f)
    El movimiento luchaba contra la opresión del gobierno autoritario.The movement fought against the oppression of the authoritarian government.
  7. 7

    desactivar

    to deactivate, to disable, to shut down
    verb
    El técnico tuvo que desactivar el sistema antes de hacer las reparaciones.The technician had to deactivate the system before making repairs.
  8. 8

    hasta la coronilla

    fed up, sick and tired (of something)
    expressioncolloquial

    A fixed phrase meaning one has reached the absolute limit of patience. Used across Latin America in casual and family speech.

    Ya estoy hasta la coronilla de que nadie limpie la cocina.I'm completely fed up with nobody cleaning the kitchen.
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  1. 9

    ciérrate el buche

    shut your mouth, keep quiet
    expressionvulgar

    Buche literally means crop (a bird's stomach pouch), and idiomatically it refers to the mouth in vulgar or very coarse speech. The command to close it is a rude way to tell someone to stop talking.

    ¡Ciérrate el buche de una vez y deja hablar a los demás!Shut your mouth for once and let others speak!

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