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Film · 2023 · Thriller

Infiesto

C1CastilianRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 96 minIMDb 5.6Netflixon Netflix

As the coronavirus upends their lives, two detectives doggedly pursue those responsible for an abduction they realize is part of a sinister pattern.

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  1. 1

    secuestrar

    to kidnap, to abduct
    verb~8× this film
    La policía investigó el caso del niño secuestrado durante varios días.The police investigated the case of the kidnapped child for several days.
  2. 2

    estado de alarma

    state of emergency / state of alarm
    noun phrase (masculine)~6× this film
    El gobierno declaró el estado de alarma para frenar la propagación del virus.The government declared the state of emergency to slow the spread of the virus.
  3. 3

    sospechoso

    suspect; suspicious
    noun / adjective (masculine)~6× this film
    La inspectora interrogó al sospechoso durante más de dos horas.The inspector questioned the suspect for over two hours.
  4. 4

    confinamiento

    lockdown, confinement
    noun (masculine)~5× this film
    Durante el confinamiento, muchas personas trabajaron desde casa.During the lockdown, many people worked from home.
  5. 5

    detenido

    detainee, person under arrest; arrested
    noun / adjective (masculine)~5× this film
    El detenido se negó a declarar ante el juez.The detainee refused to testify before the judge.
  6. 6

    cuarentena

    quarantine
    noun (feminine)~4× this film
    Tuvo que guardar cuarentena después de estar en contacto con un enfermo.She had to quarantine after being in contact with a sick person.
  7. 7

    dactilares

    fingerprint (as in huellas dactilares)
    adjective (plural)~3× this film
    Las huellas dactilares encontradas en la escena llevaron a identificar al culpable.The fingerprints found at the scene led to identifying the culprit.
  8. 8

    estrés postraumático

    post-traumatic stress
    noun phrase (masculine)~3× this film
    Los supervivientes recibieron tratamiento especializado para el estrés postraumático.The survivors received specialist treatment for post-traumatic stress.
  9. 9

    madero / maderos

    cop(s), police officer(s)
    expressioncolloquial

    Mildly derogatory street slang for police, used widely and understood by all speakers. Not as offensive as some alternatives but still marks the speaker as informal or hostile toward authority.

    En cuanto llegaron los maderos, todo el mundo se dispersó.As soon as the cops showed up, everyone scattered.
  10. 10

    guaja

    girl, kid (affectionate or neutral, referring to a young person)
    expressioncolloquial

    Regional term typical of Asturias. Equivalent to 'chica' or 'chavala' but marks the speaker as local. Can be affectionate or simply descriptive depending on tone.

    La guaja tiene mucho talento para la música, la verdad.The girl has a real talent for music, honestly.
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  1. 11

    joder

    damn, bloody hell, shit (expletive used for surprise, frustration, or emphasis)
    expressionvulgar~14× this film

    Extremely high-frequency interjection and all-purpose expletive. Depending on tone and context it signals anything from mild surprise to strong anger. So common in casual speech that its shock value is often low between friends, though it remains inappropriate in formal settings.

    ¡Joder, qué tarde es ya! Me voy corriendo.Bloody hell, it's so late! I'm running.
  2. 12

    hostia / hostias

    wow, bloody hell, damn (exclamation of surprise or shock); also: a punch or hit
    expressionvulgar~7× this film

    Originally a religious term (the Eucharist host), fully repurposed as a powerful expletive in everyday speech. As an exclamation it expresses strong surprise or admiration; as a noun it means a hard blow. Context and tone are everything.

    ¡Hostia, no me lo puedo creer! ¿En serio te ha tocado la lotería?Bloody hell, I can't believe it! Did you really win the lottery?

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