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Season 3 · Episode 17

Homer at the Bat

The Simpsons

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followDisney Pluson Disney Plus

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Homer at the Bat

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S03E17 · The Simpsons

B1

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  1. 1

    bate

    baseball bat
    noun (m)~10× this episode
    Compró un bate de madera para practicar en el patio.He bought a wooden bat to practice in the backyard.
  2. 2

    carrera completa

    home run
    noun phrase (f)~8× this episode
    El bateador conectó una carrera completa en el último turno del juego.The batter hit a home run in the last at-bat of the game.
  3. 3

    entrada

    inning (in baseball)
    noun (f)~5× this episode
    El equipo visitante anotó tres carreras en la quinta entrada.The visiting team scored three runs in the fifth inning.
  4. 4

    caray

    wow, dang, shoot (mild exclamation of surprise or frustration)
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    A softened exclamation used throughout Latin America to express surprise, mild annoyance, or dismay without being offensive. Very common in everyday speech across all ages.

    ¡Caray, no me di cuenta de que ya era tan tarde!Wow, I didn't realize it was already so late!
  5. 5

    base

    base (in baseball)
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    El corredor llegó a la segunda base antes de que llegara la pelota.The runner reached second base before the ball arrived.
  6. 6

    arma secreta

    secret weapon (used figuratively for a person or thing that gives a decisive advantage)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    While the individual words are transparent, the phrase is used here as a fixed colloquial expression applied to a person, not a weapon, which can mislead learners expecting a literal meaning. The non-literal application to a person or strategy is the idiomatic element.

    Nuestro arma secreta para el concurso es la chef que acaba de unirse al equipo.Our secret weapon for the competition is the chef who just joined the team.
  7. 7

    claro que sí

    of course, absolutely (emphatic affirmative)
    expression~3× this episode

    A reinforced affirmative stronger than a plain 'sí'. The 'claro' element signals that the answer is obvious or self-evident to the speaker. Used frequently in dialogue to express confident agreement.

    ¿Puedes ayudarme con esto? — Claro que sí, con mucho gusto.Can you help me with this? — Of course, with pleasure.
  8. 8

    apuesta

    bet, wager
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Hicieron una apuesta de cien pesos sobre el resultado del partido.They made a hundred-peso bet on the outcome of the match.
  9. 9

    banderín

    pennant (championship flag)
    noun (m)
    El equipo ganó el banderín por primera vez en veinte años.The team won the pennant for the first time in twenty years.
  10. 10

    lanzador

    pitcher
    noun (m)
    El lanzador titular tuvo que salir del juego por una lesión en el hombro.The starting pitcher had to leave the game due to a shoulder injury.

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