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Season 1 · Episode 2
Secrets
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 24 min
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on NetflixWith the rest of the crew off visiting a genetics lab, Kenji sneaks Darius into the park's top-secret underbelly — and straight into danger.
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Junior
kid, young one (used condescendingly or affectionately toward someone younger or less experienced)expressioncolloquialUsed as a nickname or address to signal that the speaker sees the other person as naive or young. The tone shifts depending on context: it can be affectionate or dismissive.
Oye, Junior, ya aprenderás cómo funciona esto.Hey, kid, you'll learn how this works eventually.estar a mano
to be even, to be square (after a debt or favor)expressioncolloquialUsed when two people have balanced out a favor or debt. Equivalent to 'we're even' in English, but the literal words ('to be at hand') do not signal this meaning.
Te ayudé con la mudanza, me ayudaste con el carro, ya estamos a mano.I helped you with the move, you helped me with the car, now we're even.fosa
pit, enclosure (in a zoo or park context)noun (f)Los visitantes se asomaron para ver al animal en la fosa.The visitors leaned over to see the animal in the pit.incubar
to incubateverbLos huevos deben incubarse a una temperatura constante.The eggs must be incubated at a constant temperature.restringido
restricted, off-limitsadjectiveEl acceso a esa área es restringido para el público general.Access to that area is restricted to the general public.meterse en problemas
to get into troubleverb phraseSi sigues así, te vas a meter en problemas serios.If you keep going like that, you're going to get into serious trouble.decepcionarse
to be disappointed, to feel let downverbNo quiero que mi familia se decepcione de mis decisiones.I don't want my family to be disappointed in my decisions.dar por vencido
to give up on someone, to write someone offexpressioncolloquialThe reflexive 'darse por vencido' means to give up personally. When used transitively ('darse por vencido con alguien'), it means to stop believing in or investing in someone. The literal words suggest surrender, but the interpersonal meaning of abandoning faith in a person is not transparent.
No importa cuántas veces falle, su madre nunca se da por vencida con él.No matter how many times he fails, his mother never gives up on him.meter la pata
to mess up, to put your foot in itexpressioncolloquialA very common idiom across Latin America for making a blunder or mistake. Literally 'to put the paw in it', which gives no obvious clue to the meaning.
Metí la pata cuando mencioné su ex frente a todos.I put my foot in it when I mentioned her ex in front of everyone.jaula
cage, enclosurenoun (f)El veterinario revisó al animal dentro de la jaula.The vet checked the animal inside the cage.soplón
snitch, tattletalenoun (m)Nadie quiere ser el soplón del grupo.Nobody wants to be the group's snitch.
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