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Film · 2010 · Animation

Toy Story 3

B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 103 minIMDb 8.3·RT 98%Disney Pluson Disney Plus

Welcome to UC Davis and rush week for Sigma. The sisters of Sigma hope to get a good, solid group of pledges through rush week because 10 sisters are graduating. As the first evening begins, the sisters are immediately thrown off by the ""type"" of girls that appear to be interested in the sorority. Pauli is annoyed and believes that many of them have shown up for the wrong reasons. After the meet 'n greet, the sisters gather to dissect the evening. The majority don't have a good feeling about the rushees, mainly because of how attractive many of them are. A discussion ensues about asking the rushees direct questions about their religious affiliation. Leslie feels this is highly inappropriate, and that it isn't right to ""judge a book by its cover"". The next night's event is a sorority/fraternity luau. At this time, several of the sisters begin to ask the rushees whether or not they're Jewish. This makes several rushees uncomfortable, but relaxes most of the sisters about their intentions

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  1. 1

    juguete

    toy
    noun (m)~45× this film
    Mi sobrino recibió muchos juguetes en su cumpleaños.My nephew received a lot of toys on his birthday.
  2. 2

    guardería

    daycare center, nursery school
    noun (f)~18× this film
    La guardería del barrio abre a las siete de la mañana.The neighborhood daycare opens at seven in the morning.
  3. 3

    ático

    attic
    noun (m)~14× this film
    Guardamos las decoraciones de navidad en el ático.We store the Christmas decorations in the attic.
  4. 4

    escaparse

    to escape, to get away
    verb (reflexive)~12× this film
    El perro se escapó por el agujero en la cerca.The dog escaped through the hole in the fence.
  5. 5

    abandonar

    to abandon, to leave behind
    verb~9× this film
    No puedo creer que hayan abandonado la casa sin avisar.I can't believe they abandoned the house without warning.
  6. 6

    tiro al blanco

    a term of endearment meaning 'buddy' or 'pal' (literally 'target shooting' or 'bullseye')
    expressioncolloquial~8× this film

    Used in this dialogue as a character's nickname functioning as an affectionate form of address between close friends. A learner knowing the individual words would only get the literal meaning of the sport, not its use as a warm personal nickname.

    Ándale, tiro al blanco, no te me pongas triste ahora.Come on, buddy, don't go getting sad on me now.
  7. 7

    donar

    to donate
    verb~8× this film
    Decidimos donar ropa usada a una organización benéfica.We decided to donate used clothes to a charity organization.
  8. 8

    prisionero

    prisoner
    noun (m)~6× this film
    El prisionero pidió hablar con su abogado de inmediato.The prisoner asked to speak with his lawyer immediately.
  9. 9

    al infinito y más allá

    to infinity and beyond (used as a rallying cry or expression of limitless commitment)
    expressioncolloquial~4× this film

    A fixed catchphrase used here as an expression of solidarity and determination. Its meaning is non-compositional in context: it functions less as a spatial description and more as an emotional declaration of loyalty, similar to 'no matter what' or 'all the way'. Delivered with enthusiasm, it signals group unity.

    Cuando le pregunté hasta dónde llegaría por sus amigos, respondió: '¡Al infinito y más allá!'When I asked how far he would go for his friends, he answered: 'To infinity and beyond!'
  10. 10

    camote

    a mild insult meaning 'blockhead', 'dummy', or 'fool'
    expressioncolloquial

    Literally 'sweet potato', used in Mexico and parts of Central America as a playful to moderately insulting term for someone acting foolishly. A learner knowing only the vegetable meaning would have no way to infer the insult. The level of offense depends entirely on tone and relationship.

    No seas camote, todo el mundo sabe que esa tienda cierra los lunes.Don't be a dummy, everyone knows that store closes on Mondays.

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