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Literally 'to burn tires'. A vivid colloquial expression for accelerating hard or driving recklessly. Common in Latin American informal speech.

A body-language-rooted idiom: the speaker gestures to their chin or forehead while saying 'hasta aquí', signaling they have reached their absolute limit of tolerance. The gesture is part of the meaning.

Borrowed directly from legal language but used colloquially to declare a matter settled, often dismissively. The speaker treats something as resolved without further debate.

A literary-register phrase used ironically or dramatically. 'Crápula' (depravity, excess, licentiousness) is itself a formal/archaic word rarely heard in everyday speech, making the whole phrase sound deliberately pompous or theatrical.