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Season 2 · Episode 7

The Baptism

Gran Hotel

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Don Diego gets closer to uncovering Alicia and Julio's affair as he puts a private investigator on her trail.

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The Baptism

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S02E07 · Gran Hotel

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  1. 1

    bautizo

    baptism, christening
    noun (m)~7× this episode
    La familia se reunió en la iglesia para celebrar el bautizo del bebé.The family gathered at the church to celebrate the baby’s christening.
  2. 2

    título de propiedad

    title deed, ownership document
    noun phrase (m)~5× this episode
    Sin el título de propiedad, no puedes demostrar que la finca es tuya.Without the title deed, you can’t prove the land is yours.
  3. 3

    estafa

    fraud, swindle
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Lo condenaron a dos años de prisión por una estafa bancaria.He was sentenced to two years in prison for a banking fraud.
  4. 4

    pase lo que pase

    whatever happens, no matter what
    expression

    A fixed phrase built on the present subjunctive of pasar. Extremely frequent in spoken Spanish, signals firm resolve or unconditional commitment.

    Pase lo que pase, estaré a tu lado.Whatever happens, I’ll be by your side.
  5. 5

    salirse con la suya

    to get one’s own way, to get away with it
    expressioncolloquial

    Implies that someone achieves what they wanted despite opposition or unfairness. Often used with indignation or defiance.

    No va a salirse con la suya después de lo que ha hecho.He’s not going to get away with it after what he’s done.
  6. 6

    hacerse pasar por

    to pass oneself off as, to pretend to be
    expression

    A very productive construction: hacerse pasar por + noun or name means to impersonate or assume a false identity. Common in both everyday speech and crime/drama contexts.

    Se hizo pasar por médico para entrar en el edificio.He passed himself off as a doctor to get into the building.
  7. 7

    caja de caudales

    safe, strongbox
    noun phrase (f)
    El director guardó los contratos en la caja de caudales de su oficina.The director kept the contracts in the safe in his office.
  8. 8

    presidio

    prison, penitentiary
    noun (m)
    Pasó diez años en presidio antes de que lo indultaran.He spent ten years in prison before he was pardoned.
  9. 9

    deuda

    debt
    noun (f)
    La empresa tenía una deuda enorme con varios proveedores.The company had a huge debt with several suppliers.
  10. 10

    madrina

    godmother
    noun (f)
    Su tía fue elegida madrina porque era muy cercana a la familia.Her aunt was chosen as godmother because she was very close to the family.

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