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Film · 2022 · Romance

The Marriage App

Matrimillas

C1Argentine101 minIMDb 5.5·RT 40%Netflixon Netflix

Tangled in a troubled marriage, a frustrated couple finds hope in a watch-based app that rewards good deeds — until unhealthy obsessiveness takes over.

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  1. 1

    millas

    miles / points (loyalty scheme)
    noun (f. pl.)~35× this film
    Acumulé muchas millas viajando y las canjié por un vuelo gratis.I accumulated a lot of miles traveling and redeemed them for a free flight.
  2. 2

    seguro

    insurance
    noun (m.)~5× this film
    Cuando choqué el auto, llamé al seguro para que cubriera los daños.When I crashed the car, I called the insurance company to cover the damages.
  3. 3

    bao

    bao (steamed filled bun, East Asian cuisine)
    noun (m.)~5× this film
    Fuimos a un restaurante asiático y pedimos baos de cerdo con salsa de ciruelas.We went to an Asian restaurant and ordered pork baos with plum sauce.
  4. 4

    hacerse cargo

    to take responsibility for something, to handle something
    expression~3× this film

    A fixed phrase whose meaning is non-compositional: it does not mean 'to charge oneself' but rather to own a problem or task and deal with it. Common in everyday and professional speech.

    Fui yo quien cometió el error, así que me voy a hacer cargo de las consecuencias.I was the one who made the mistake, so I'm going to take responsibility for the consequences.
  5. 5

    grúa

    tow truck
    noun (f.)~3× this film
    El auto se quedó sin batería en la autopista y tuvieron que llamar una grúa.The car ran out of battery on the highway and they had to call a tow truck.
  6. 6

    amateur

    amateur
    adjective/noun~3× this film
    El torneo de cocina amateur reúne a entusiastas de todo el país.The amateur cooking tournament brings together enthusiasts from across the country.
  7. 7

    canjear

    to redeem, to exchange (points or vouchers)
    verb~3× this film
    Quiero canjear los puntos acumulados por una estadía en un hotel.I want to redeem the accumulated points for a hotel stay.
  8. 8

    en banda

    left hanging, abandoned, in the lurch
    expressioncolloquial

    Rioplatense colloquialism. To leave someone 'en banda' is to abandon them or leave them without support when they needed you. Not guessable from the individual words.

    Se fue de viaje sin avisar y nos dejó en banda con todo el trabajo.He left on a trip without warning and left us in the lurch with all the work.
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  1. 9

    la puta madre

    expression of strong surprise, frustration, or anger (like 'holy shit' or 'for fuck's sake')
    expressionvulgar~8× this film

    One of the most common strong expletives in Argentine Spanish. It can express both negative and, in some contexts, emphatic positive surprise, depending on tone. Said alone or embedded in a sentence.

    La puta madre, no puedo creer que perdimos el vuelo por diez minutos.Holy shit, I can't believe we missed the flight by ten minutes.
  2. 10

    boludo

    idiot, dumbass (but also used affectionately between close friends)
    expressionvulgar~6× this film

    Extremely common in Argentine Spanish. Between friends it is often affectionate or used as a filler similar to 'dude'. Said to a stranger or with an aggressive tone it is a genuine insult. The meaning shifts entirely with context and relationship.

    Boludo, ¿cómo no me avisaste que se canceló la reunión?Dude, how did you not tell me the meeting was cancelled?

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