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Oasis
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Castilianon NetflixA wealthy family arrives at the Oasis Infinity resort, where flirtations and feuds emerge — and a carefree beach bonfire leads to a sinister attack.
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molar
to be great; to be cool; to rockexpressioncolloquialExtremely common and natural in everyday speech. Used to express that something is good, fun, or appealing. Conjugates like a regular -ar verb but typically used in third person, the way 'gustar' is. Also used in the negative: 'no me mola' means 'I'm not into it'.
Este sitio me mola mogollón, la verdad.I really love this place, honestly.pijo
posh; stuck-up; a wealthy person with pretentious tastesexpressioncolloquialCan be used as a noun or adjective. Not always purely insulting, it describes a social type associated with wealth and a certain lifestyle, but in confrontational dialogue it is clearly dismissive.
El barrio se ha vuelto muy pijo desde que abrieron esos restaurantes de diseño.The neighbourhood has become very posh since those designer restaurants opened.pillar
to get; to understand; to catch; to pick upexpressioncolloquialVersatile verb used instead of 'coger', 'entender', or 'atrapar' in casual speech. 'Lo vas a pillar rápido' means you'll get the hang of it quickly. Can also mean to catch someone doing something.
No te preocupes, ya pillarás el ritmo después de unos días.Don't worry, you'll get the hang of it after a few days.desaparecido
missing (person)adjective/nounLa policía está buscando a un niño desaparecido desde el lunes.The police are searching for a boy who has been missing since Monday.beca
scholarship; grant; bursarynoun (feminine)Solicitó una beca para poder estudiar en el extranjero.She applied for a scholarship to be able to study abroad.enrollarse
to hook up; to make out; to get together romanticallyverb (pronominal)Mis amigos se enrollaron en la fiesta de fin de curso.My friends hooked up at the end-of-year party.pasta
money (informal)noun (feminine)Con tanta pasta que tiene, podría comprarse un yate.With all the money he has, he could buy himself a yacht.registro
record; registrynoun (masculine)El hotel guarda un registro de todos sus huéspedes.The hotel keeps a record of all its guests.guardar silencio
to remain silent; to keep quiet (legal right)verbal phraseCuando la policía le detuvo, decidió guardar silencio hasta que llegara su abogado.When the police arrested him, he decided to remain silent until his lawyer arrived.impacientarse
to lose patience; to get impatientverb (pronominal)Se impacientó al ver que nadie respondía a sus llamadas.He lost patience when he saw that nobody was answering his calls.
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joder
damn; shit; for fuck's sake (expletive of frustration or surprise)expressionvulgarOne of the most frequently used expletives. Can express frustration, surprise, disbelief, or emphasis. Its literal meaning is very crude but it has lost a lot of its shock value in everyday speech among adults. Appears across a wide emotional range.
¡Joder, me he dejado las llaves dentro del coche!Damn, I've left my keys inside the car!
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