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Season 5 · Episode 7

Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles

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The Planet Express crew is exposed to a substance that causes everyone to age backwards.

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Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles

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S05E07 · Futurama

B1

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  1. 1

    rejuvenecer

    to rejuvenate, to make/become young again
    verb~8× this episode
    Dicen que dormir bien ayuda a rejuvenecer la piel.They say sleeping well helps rejuvenate the skin.
  2. 2

    gárgola

    gargoyle
    noun (f)~6× this episode
    La catedral tenía una gárgola enorme en cada esquina.The cathedral had a huge gargoyle on every corner.
  3. 3

    alquitrán

    tar
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    Los trabajadores cubrieron el camino con alquitrán caliente.The workers covered the road with hot tar.
  4. 4

    castigado/a

    grounded, punished
    adjective/past participle~4× this episode
    Llegó tarde a casa tres veces y sus padres lo dejaron castigado todo el fin de semana.He came home late three times and his parents grounded him all weekend.
  5. 5

    bacteria

    bacterium, bacteria (pl. bacterias)
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Algunas bacterias son útiles para el cuerpo humano.Some bacteria are beneficial to the human body.
  6. 6

    cloaca

    sewer, drain
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    El sistema de cloacas de la ciudad fue renovado el año pasado.The city's sewer system was renovated last year.
  7. 7

    quehacer

    chore, household task
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Repartir los quehaceres del hogar entre todos es lo más justo.Dividing household chores among everyone is the fairest approach.
  8. 8

    a este paso

    at this rate
    expressioncolloquial

    Signals frustration or concern that things are progressing too slowly or in the wrong direction. The literal words (at this step/pace) map onto a broader meaning about trajectories and outcomes.

    A este paso, nunca vamos a terminar el proyecto antes del viernes.At this rate, we're never going to finish the project before Friday.
  9. 9

    ¡Al demonio con!

    To hell with! / Forget about!
    expressioncolloquial

    An expression of dismissal or defiant rejection of something. Stronger than simply saying no, it signals the speaker is abandoning a plan or rule out of impatience or frustration. Common across Latin America.

    ¡Al demonio con el plan original! Vamos a improvisar.To hell with the original plan! We'll improvise.
  10. 10

    estar de moda

    to be trendy, to be fashionable, to be in style
    expressioncolloquial

    A very common fixed phrase across Latin America indicating something is currently popular or fashionable. Can apply to clothing, treatments, ideas, or habits. The literal sense (to be of fashion) does not fully capture how broadly it is used.

    Los jugos verdes estuvieron muy de moda el año pasado.Green juices were very trendy last year.

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