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Season 2 · Episode 8

Toxic People

Sky Rojo

C1Castilian29 minNetflixon Netflix

The battle for money, justice and vengeance rages on, straining all parties involved as alliances shift and the victim count rises.

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Toxic People

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S02E08 · Sky Rojo

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  1. 1

    el ferri

    ferry
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    Cogimos el ferri para cruzar al continente.We took the ferry to cross to the mainland.
  2. 2

    secuestrar

    to kidnap, to hold hostage
    verb
    Los delincuentes secuestraron al empresario para pedir un rescate.The criminals kidnapped the businessman to demand a ransom.
  3. 3

    la aduana

    customs (border control)
    noun (feminine)
    Nos pararon en la aduana porque llevábamos demasiado efectivo.They stopped us at customs because we were carrying too much cash.
  4. 4

    zarpar

    to set sail, to depart (of a ship)
    verb
    El barco zarpó a las diez de la mañana con todos los pasajeros a bordo.The ship set sail at ten in the morning with all passengers on board.
  5. 5

    desatarse

    to untie oneself, to come loose
    verb (reflexive)
    El prisionero consiguió desatarse durante la noche.The prisoner managed to untie himself during the night.
  6. 6

    blindado

    bulletproof, armoured
    adjective
    El coche del presidente siempre es blindado por razones de seguridad.The president's car is always armoured for security reasons.
  7. 7

    el proxeneta

    pimp, procurer
    noun (masculine)
    La policía detuvo al proxeneta tras una larga investigación.The police arrested the pimp after a lengthy investigation.
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  1. 8

    hijo de puta

    son of a bitch / bastard
    expressionvulgar~5× this episode

    One of the most common serious insults. Can express extreme anger, contempt, or even (between close friends) affectionate exaggeration. In this episode it is used with genuine hostility.

    Ese conductor me cerró el paso de golpe; ¡menudo hijo de puta!That driver cut me off all of a sudden, what a son of a bitch!
  2. 9

    jodido/a

    screwed, in deep trouble
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Extremely common intensifier and exclamation. Depending on context it can mean ruined, broken, exhausted, or in serious trouble. Also used adjectivally to intensify nouns ('jodido problema' = bloody awful problem).

    Después de perder las llaves y el móvil el mismo día, estoy completamente jodido.After losing my keys and phone on the same day, I'm completely screwed.
  3. 10

    cabrón / cabrona

    bastard / bitch (strong insult)
    expressionvulgar

    One of the most frequent Spanish insults. Literal meaning is 'male goat' but is used as a strong term of contempt. Can occasionally be affectionate between very close friends, but in this episode it is purely hostile.

    ¡Cabrón! Me prometiste que vendrías y ni siquiera avisaste.You bastard! You promised you'd come and didn't even let me know.

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