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Season 2 · Episode 1

The Armistice

One Hundred Years of Solitude

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Identical in looks but different in fates, Aureliano Segundo and Jose Arcadio Segundo forge their own paths as Col. Aureliano decides the world's fate.

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The Armistice

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S02E01 · One Hundred Years of Solitude

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  1. 1

    fusilan

    to execute by firing squad, to shoot
    verb (fusilar)~6× this episode
    Al amanecer fusilaron al prisionero frente al cuartel.At dawn they executed the prisoner by firing squad in front of the barracks.
  2. 2

    armisticio

    armistice, ceasefire agreement
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    Los dos bandos firmaron el armisticio después de meses de negociación.The two sides signed the armistice after months of negotiation.
  3. 3

    pergaminos

    manuscripts, parchments
    noun (masculine plural)~3× this episode
    Los pergaminos del monasterio contenían textos escritos en latín antiguo.The monastery's parchments contained texts written in ancient Latin.
  4. 4

    toque de queda

    curfew
    noun phrase (masculine)~3× this episode
    Durante el conflicto, el gobierno impuso un toque de queda a las ocho de la noche.During the conflict, the government imposed a curfew at eight in the evening.
  5. 5

    Consejo de Guerra

    court-martial, war council
    noun phrase (masculine)~3× this episode
    El oficial fue juzgado por un Consejo de Guerra tras desobedecer las órdenes.The officer was judged by a court-martial after disobeying orders.
  6. 6

    estirpe

    lineage, bloodline, dynasty
    noun (feminine)
    Era el último miembro de una estirpe de guerreros valientes.He was the last member of a lineage of brave warriors.
  7. 7

    rendición

    surrender
    noun (feminine)
    La rendición del ejército fue transmitida en vivo por la radio.The army's surrender was broadcast live on the radio.
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    hijueputa

    son of a bitch (highly offensive insult)
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    A contracted form used throughout Latin America, especially Colombia, fusing 'hijo de puta'. Heard in heated confrontations and also sometimes used between close friends with much lower intensity. The spelling and pronunciation vary by region and speaker.

    Ese hijueputa nos dejó esperando tres horas y nunca llegó.That son of a bitch kept us waiting three hours and never showed up.
  2. 9

    vete a la mierda

    go to hell, screw you
    expressionvulgar

    A direct and highly offensive dismissal. Used in moments of intense anger or contempt. Not softened in any way by context; signals total rejection of the other person's position or presence.

    Cuando le dije la verdad, me gritó que me fuera a la mierda.When I told him the truth, he shouted at me to go to hell.

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