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Season 2 · Episode 15

The Last Mabelcorn

Gravity Falls

B1LatAm dub22 minDisney Pluson Disney Plus

A new threat leads Mabel to venture into the enchanted realm of the unicorns. Meanwhile, Dipper learns an unexpected twist about the enigmatic Bill Cipher.

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The Last Mabelcorn

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S02E15 · Gravity Falls

B1

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  1. 1

    unicornio

    unicorn
    noun (m)~14× this episode
    Los niños decoraron su cuarto con pósters de unicornios y arcoíris.The kids decorated their room with unicorn and rainbow posters.
  2. 2

    cabello

    hair (strand or full head of hair)
    noun (m)~9× this episode
    El científico necesitaba una muestra de cabello para el análisis.The scientist needed a hair sample for the analysis.
  3. 3

    portal

    portal, gateway
    noun (m)~7× this episode
    En la novela, los personajes descubren un portal a otra dimensión.In the novel, the characters discover a portal to another dimension.
  4. 4

    grieta

    crack, rift
    noun (f)~6× this episode
    El terremoto dejó una grieta enorme en la pared del edificio.The earthquake left a huge crack in the building wall.
  5. 5

    poseer

    to possess, to take over someone's body
    verb~5× this episode
    En las leyendas, los espíritus malignos pueden poseer a las personas mientras duermen.In legends, evil spirits can possess people while they sleep.
  6. 6

    engañar

    to deceive, to trick, to fool
    verb~4× this episode
    No me puedes engañar dos veces con el mismo truco.You can't fool me twice with the same trick.
  7. 7

    advertir

    to warn, to notify
    verb~3× this episode
    El médico me advirtió que no mezclara esos dos medicamentos.The doctor warned me not to mix those two medications.
  8. 8

    ¡Arranca!

    Get out of here! / Step on it! / Move!
    expressioncolloquial

    In Latin American Spanish, arrancar commonly means to bolt, to take off, or to floor it (in a vehicle). As a command, it tells someone to leave fast or drive away quickly. The literal meaning 'to pull out/uproot' does not help guess this usage.

    En cuanto vieron las luces de la patrulla, le gritaron al conductor: ¡Arranca!As soon as they saw the patrol lights, they shouted to the driver: Step on it!

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