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Season 3 · Episode 18

Separate Vocations

The Simpsons

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

The results from their aptitude tests cause Bart and Lisa to make 180-degree turns in their behavior.

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Separate Vocations

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S03E18 · The Simpsons

B1

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  1. 1

    prueba

    test, exam, proof
    noun (f)~8× this episode
    La prueba de matemáticas estuvo muy difícil esta mañana.The math test was very difficult this morning.
  2. 2

    encargado de pasillo

    hall monitor
    noun phrase (m)~5× this episode
    El encargado de pasillo revisó que nadie corriera entre clases.The hall monitor checked that no one ran between classes.
  3. 3

    caray

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

    A softened exclamation used across Latin America to express surprise, disappointment, or mild annoyance. Safe for general audiences and appropriate in most everyday situations.

    ¡Caray, se me olvidó el examen esta mañana!Dang, I forgot about the exam this morning!
  4. 4

    vocación

    vocation, calling, career aptitude
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Desde niña supo que su vocación era la medicina.From childhood she knew her calling was medicine.
  5. 5

    patrullero

    police patrol car
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Los vecinos vieron pasar el patrullero a toda velocidad.The neighbors saw the patrol car pass by at full speed.
  6. 6

    delatar

    to inform on, to snitch on, to betray
    verb~3× this episode
    Nadie quería delatar a su compañero ante el director.Nobody wanted to inform on their classmate to the principal.
  7. 7

    esfúmate

    get lost, scram, disappear
    expressioncolloquial

    Imperative of 'esfumarse', literally 'to vanish like smoke'. Used to dismiss someone rudely or abruptly. Stronger than simply saying 'vete' but not as harsh as a vulgar dismissal.

    Estoy ocupada, así que esfúmate y vuelve más tarde.I'm busy, so get lost and come back later.
  8. 8

    expulsar

    to expel, to kick out
    verb
    La escuela expulsó al alumno por su comportamiento violento.The school expelled the student for his violent behavior.
  9. 9

    inconsciente

    unconscious
    adjective
    El ciclista quedó inconsciente después de la caída.The cyclist was left unconscious after the fall.

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