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Season 1 · Episode 3
The Cattle Drive
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 24 min
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on NetflixThe campers hop into their Gyrospheres to help move a dinosaur herd toward fresh grazing lands. But an incoming storm stirs up unexpected trouble.
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giroesfera
gyrosphere (a spherical ride-vehicle)noun (feminine)Los visitantes subieron a la giroesfera para observar a los animales de cerca.The visitors got into the gyrosphere to observe the animals up close.tormenta
stormnoun (feminine)La tormenta llegó de repente y dejó sin electricidad a todo el barrio.The storm arrived suddenly and left the entire neighborhood without power.manada
herd, packnoun (feminine)La manada de elefantes cruzó el río al atardecer.The herd of elephants crossed the river at sunset.acercar
to approach, to move closerverbAcércate al pizarrón para que puedas leer la tarea.Move closer to the board so you can read the homework.diablos
damn, shoot, what the heckexpressioncolloquialA mild exclamation of surprise or frustration, common across Latin America. Much softer than its literal meaning ('devils') would suggest. Safe for general audiences.
¡Diablos! Dejé las llaves adentro del carro.Damn! I left the keys inside the car.meterse en el caparazón
to retreat into one's shell, to shut people out emotionallyexpressioncolloquialUsed figuratively to describe someone who isolates themselves or avoids social interaction. The episode uses 'caparazón' both literally and as a running metaphor for emotional withdrawal.
Después de la pelea con su mejor amigo, se metió en su caparazón por semanas.After the fight with his best friend, he retreated into his shell for weeks.arrear
to herd, to drive (animals)verbLos vaqueros arreaban el ganado hacia el establo antes de la tormenta.The cowboys herded the cattle toward the barn before the storm.mandar
to be in charge, to give ordersverbEn esta cocina mando yo, así que hagan lo que digo.In this kitchen I'm in charge, so do what I say.lodazal
mudhole, mudpit, muddy bognoun (masculine)El camino se convirtió en un lodazal después de las lluvias de la semana.The road turned into a mudpit after the week's rains.
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