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Season 1 · Episode 7
The Call of the Simpsons
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow
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on Disney PlusThe Simpsons put the wild back in the wilderness when their RV goes over a cliff and Homer and Bart go for help, get lost and lose their clothes.
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campero
SUV / off-road vehicle / camper van (in this context, a large recreational vehicle)noun (m)Mi vecino compró un campero enorme para sus viajes al campo.My neighbor bought a huge SUV for his trips to the countryside.crédito
credit (financial)noun (m)Compramos los muebles a crédito porque no teníamos el dinero completo.We bought the furniture on credit because we didn't have the full amount.hombre
man (used as an interjection expressing frustration, surprise, or emphasis)expressioncolloquialWhen used as a standalone interjection rather than a noun, it expresses exasperation, mild protest, or emphasis. The meaning is carried entirely by tone and does not refer to a person.
¡Hombre, te dije que llegaras temprano y de nuevo llegas tarde!Come on, man, I told you to arrive early and you're late again!capturar
to capture / to catchverbEl equipo logró capturar al animal vivo para llevarlo al zoológico.The team managed to capture the animal alive to take it to the zoo.orientarse
to get one's bearings / to find one's wayverb (reflexive)Salimos a caminar por el bosque pero tardamos en orientarnos.We went for a walk in the forest but it took us a while to get our bearings.hoguera
bonfire / campfirenoun (f)Encendimos una hoguera para calentarnos durante la noche en el campamento.We lit a bonfire to keep warm during the night at the campsite.alcance
reach / range / means (financial)noun (m)Ese departamento está fuera de mi alcance económico por ahora.That apartment is out of my financial reach for now.
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