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Season 1 · Episode 6

Snow Storm

The Innocent

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When federal agents arrest Olivia, they take her home instead of to jail so that Teo, the lead inspector, can negotiate a deal. Mat runs to Marbella.

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S01E06 · The Innocent

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  1. 1

    largarse

    to clear off / to get out / to take off
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Strongly implies an abrupt or unwanted departure. More emphatic than 'irse'. Often conveys that someone has fled or been told to leave.

    En cuanto terminó la reunión, se largó sin despedirse de nadie.As soon as the meeting ended, he cleared off without saying goodbye to anyone.
  2. 2

    paradero

    whereabouts / location
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    La policía desconoce el paradero del acusado desde hace tres días.The police have not known the accused's whereabouts for three days.
  3. 3

    matrícula

    number plate / licence plate
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Un testigo anotó la matrícula del vehículo antes de que huyera.A witness wrote down the vehicle's number plate before it fled.
  4. 4

    caja de seguridad

    safe-deposit box / strongbox
    noun phrase (f)~3× this episode
    Guardó los documentos más importantes en una caja de seguridad del banco.She kept the most important documents in a bank safe-deposit box.
  5. 5

    custodia

    custody / protective custody
    noun (f)
    El sospechoso quedó bajo custodia policial mientras se investigaba el caso.The suspect was placed under police custody while the case was being investigated.
  6. 6

    inmunidad

    immunity (legal)
    noun (f)
    El testigo negoció su inmunidad antes de declarar ante el juez.The witness negotiated his immunity before testifying before the judge.
  7. 7

    fugado

    on the run / having fled
    adjective / past participle
    El preso fugado fue localizado en una ciudad fronteriza al cabo de una semana.The escaped prisoner was located in a border city after a week.
  8. 8

    irse de la lengua

    to blab / to let something slip / to shoot one's mouth off
    expressioncolloquial

    Used when someone reveals a secret they were supposed to keep. The implication is indiscretion, whether deliberate or accidental.

    Alguien se fue de la lengua y ahora todo el mundo sabe lo del ascenso.Someone blabbed and now everyone knows about the promotion.
  9. 9

    encubridor

    accomplice after the fact / someone who covers up a crime
    noun/adjective (m)
    La fiscalía acusó a su hermana de actuar como encubridora.The prosecution accused his sister of acting as an accomplice who covered up the crime.
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    coño

    for fuck's sake / damn it
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Used as a sharp exclamation of frustration, impatience, or urgency. Far less shocking in everyday informal speech than its literal anatomical meaning suggests.

    ¡Venga, coño, que llegamos tarde!Come on, for fuck's sake, we're going to be late!
  2. 11

    joder

    damn / bloody hell / for fuck's sake
    expressionvulgar~6× this episode

    Extremely common general-purpose expletive. Intensity ranges from mild frustration to genuine outrage depending on tone. Used freely across social situations in informal speech.

    ¡Joder, se me ha olvidado el móvil en casa otra vez!Bloody hell, I've forgotten my phone at home again!

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