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Season 1 · Episode 4

Date Night

Ricky Gervais Alley Cats

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The gang takes on an impossible challenge to get Puke adopted. Gus is torn between playing it cool and asking a feisty feline out on a date.

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Date Night

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S01E04 · Ricky Gervais Alley Cats

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  1. 1

    adoptar

    to adopt
    verb~6× this episode
    La familia decidió adoptar a un perro de la perrera municipal.The family decided to adopt a dog from the municipal shelter.
  2. 2

    callejero

    stray, street-dwelling
    adjective~4× this episode
    Había varios gatos callejeros durmiendo en la entrada del edificio.There were several stray cats sleeping at the building entrance.
  3. 3

    repugnante

    disgusting, repulsive
    adjective~4× this episode
    El olor del basurero en verano es absolutamente repugnante.The smell of the dumpster in summer is absolutely disgusting.
  4. 4

    pandilla

    gang, group of friends
    noun (feminine)~3× this episode
    Salió a cenar con su pandilla del trabajo como cada viernes.She went out to dinner with her work gang every Friday as usual.
  5. 5

    hambruna

    famine
    noun (feminine)~3× this episode
    La guerra provocó una hambruna devastadora en toda la región.The war caused a devastating famine throughout the region.
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    soltero

    single, unmarried
    adjective/noun~3× this episode
    Lleva dos años soltero y dice que prefiere así por ahora.He has been single for two years and says he prefers it that way for now.
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    arriesgarse

    to take a risk, to put yourself out there
    verb (reflexive)
    Si quieres conseguir algo, a veces tienes que arriesgarte.If you want to get something, sometimes you have to take a risk.
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    que se pudra

    let them rot, to hell with them
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    Literally 'let it/them rot.' Used to express total rejection or contempt toward a person or situation. Common across Latin American Spanish as a strong dismissal.

    Cuando me enteré de lo que hizo, pensé: que se pudra.When I found out what he did, I thought: let him rot.
  2. 9

    estar jodido

    to be screwed, to be in a terrible state
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    A highly flexible expression indicating that someone is in serious trouble, physically wrecked, or beyond help. Tone ranges from sympathetic to dismissive depending on context.

    Sin llave y con el teléfono muerto a medianoche, estaba completamente jodido.Without a key and with a dead phone at midnight, he was completely screwed.
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    vete a la mierda

    go to hell, screw you
    expressionvulgar

    A very strong expression of rejection or anger directed at someone. Used when someone is furious or wants to end an interaction forcefully. Not appropriate in polite contexts.

    Cuando le dijo que todo era culpa suya, ella le respondió que se fuera a la mierda.When he told her it was all her fault, she told him to go to hell.

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