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Season 5 · Episode 11

Three Hundred Big Boys

Futurama

B2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followon Hulu

With the help of a $300 government refund, the Planet Express crew pursue their dreams and desires.

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Three Hundred Big Boys

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S05E11 · Futurama

B2

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  1. 1

    devolución de impuestos

    tax refund
    noun phrase (f)~7× this episode
    Recibí mi devolución de impuestos y decidí ahorrarla.I received my tax refund and decided to save it.
  2. 2

    excedente

    surplus, excess
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    El gobierno distribuyó el excedente presupuestal entre los municipios.The government distributed the budget surplus among the municipalities.
  3. 3

    seda

    silk
    noun (f)~5× this episode
    La camisa de seda era suave al tacto y brillaba bajo la luz.The silk shirt was soft to the touch and shimmered in the light.
  4. 4

    ámbar gris

    ambergris (waxy substance from sperm whale digestive tract, used in perfumes)
    noun phrase (m)~4× this episode
    El ámbar gris es uno de los ingredientes más costosos de la perfumería.Ambergris is one of the most expensive ingredients in perfumery.
  5. 5

    contribuyente

    taxpayer
    noun (m/f)~3× this episode
    Los contribuyentes exigieron transparencia en el uso de los fondos públicos.Taxpayers demanded transparency in the use of public funds.
  6. 6

    botín

    plunder, loot, spoils
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Los soldados regresaron con un enorme botín tras la batalla.The soldiers returned with enormous spoils after the battle.
  7. 7

    enervantes

    drugs, narcotics (euphemism)
    expression

    In standard Spanish 'enervante' means something that saps energy or irritates, but in Latin American legal and informal usage it functions as a common euphemism for illegal drugs or narcotics, especially in official or semi-official contexts. A learner reading it literally would miss the drug reference entirely.

    La policía decomisó una carga de enervantes en la frontera.The police seized a load of narcotics at the border.
  8. 8

    cargos

    charges (legal)
    noun (m, plural)
    El juez retiró todos los cargos por falta de evidencia.The judge dropped all charges due to lack of evidence.

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