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Season 2 · Episode 4

Sock Opera

Gravity Falls

B1LatAm dub22 minDisney Pluson Disney Plus

Mabel decides to put on a sock puppet rock opera to impress a local puppeteer, but her show goes awry when Dipper's drive to uncover more of the journal's secrets leads to a supernatural disaster.

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Sock Opera

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S02E04 · Gravity Falls

B1

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  1. 1

    cretino

    jerk, creep (used as a put-down for someone who behaves selfishly or manipulatively)
    expressioncolloquial~5× this episode

    In this dialogue the word is used repeatedly in a specific social sense: someone who uses charm or tricks to manipulate others, closer to 'player' or 'creep' than the medical meaning. The episode reclaims and redefines it humorously within the conversation, making its shifting tone worth noticing.

    Todos en la oficina saben que ese tipo es un cretino; siempre roba las ideas de los demás.Everyone in the office knows that guy is a jerk; he always steals other people's ideas.
  2. 2

    trampa turística

    tourist trap
    noun phrase (f)~4× this episode
    Ese restaurante cerca de la catedral es una trampa turística; cobran el doble por la misma comida.That restaurant near the cathedral is a tourist trap; they charge double for the same food.
  3. 3

    confianza

    confidence, trust
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Hablar en público te ayuda a ganar confianza en ti mismo.Speaking in public helps you build confidence in yourself.
  4. 4

    tranvía aéreo

    aerial tramway, cable car
    noun phrase (m)~4× this episode
    Subimos al tranvía aéreo para ver la ciudad desde las alturas.We boarded the aerial tramway to see the city from above.
  5. 5

    superarlo

    to get over it, to move on from it
    verb phrase (superar + lo)~4× this episode
    Después de la ruptura, tardó meses en superarlo.After the breakup, it took him months to get over it.
  6. 6

    coquetear

    to flirt
    verb~3× this episode
    Él estuvo coqueteando con ella toda la noche en la fiesta.He was flirting with her all night at the party.
  7. 7

    desquitarse

    to get back at someone, to get even, to take revenge
    verb (reflexive)
    Perdió el partido, pero se desquitó en la revancha.He lost the match, but he got even in the rematch.
  8. 8

    presa

    prey
    noun (f)
    El halcón observó a su presa desde lo alto del árbol.The hawk watched its prey from the top of the tree.
  9. 9

    venganza

    revenge, vengeance
    noun (f)
    Juró venganza después de que le robaron el primer lugar en la competencia.He swore revenge after they stole first place from him in the competition.

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