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Season 6 · Episode 13

The Futurama Holiday Spectacular

Futurama

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The Planet Express crew learns the true meaning of Xmas, Robanukah and Kwanzaa.

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The Futurama Holiday Spectacular

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S06E13 · Futurama

B2

Worth remembering from this episode

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  1. 1

    torneo

    tournament
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    Me inscribí en el torneo de ajedrez del club.I signed up for the chess tournament at the club.
  2. 2

    sanguijuela

    leech
    noun (feminine)~5× this episode
    Encontraron una sanguijuela pegada a la pierna del nadador.They found a leech attached to the swimmer's leg.
  3. 3

    voy con todo

    I'm going all in (betting everything)
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    Used in card games and gambling to mean betting all your chips. By extension it can mean committing fully to any action or plan. Very common in casual speech across Latin America.

    Ya no tengo nada que perder, así que voy con todo en este negocio.I have nothing to lose anymore, so I'm going all in on this business.
  4. 4

    especie

    species
    noun (feminine)~4× this episode
    Esa especie de tortuga vive más de cien años.That species of turtle lives more than a hundred years.
  5. 5

    clarividente

    clairvoyant, mind-reader
    noun / adjective~4× this episode
    Dicen que ese hombre es clarividente y puede saber lo que piensas.They say that man is clairvoyant and can know what you are thinking.
  6. 6

    apuesta

    bet, wager
    noun (feminine)~4× this episode
    Hicimos una apuesta sobre quién llegaría primero.We made a bet about who would arrive first.
  7. 7

    maldita sea

    damn it, blast it
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    A mild-to-moderate expletive expressing frustration or bad luck. Common across Latin America. Softer than more vulgar alternatives and widely used on television.

    ¡Maldita sea, perdí el autobús por dos segundos!Damn it, I missed the bus by two seconds!
  8. 8

    extinto

    extinct
    adjective~3× this episode
    El tigre de Tasmania quedó extinto en el siglo veinte.The Tasmanian tiger became extinct in the twentieth century.
  9. 9

    trato hecho

    deal done, it's a deal
    expressioncolloquial

    A fixed phrase used to seal an agreement on the spot. The equivalent of the English handshake phrase 'deal!' Said with finality to close a negotiation.

    Te doy la mitad de mis ganancias y tú pones el local. ¿Trato hecho?I give you half my earnings and you provide the premises. Deal?
  10. 10

    inauguración

    grand opening, inauguration
    noun (feminine)
    La inauguración del nuevo centro comercial será el sábado.The grand opening of the new shopping center will be on Saturday.

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