Film · 1995 · Animation
A cowboy doll is profoundly jealous when a new spaceman action figure supplants him as the top toy in a boy's bedroom. When circumstances separate them from their owner, the duo have to put aside their differences to return to him.

A fixed idiomatic phrase used across Latin America to signal that it is safe to act without being seen or caught. The literal words reference Moors and the coast, and nothing in those words predicts the idiomatic meaning.
A catchphrase used as a rallying cry or enthusiastic declaration. In everyday Latin American speech it can be borrowed from the film to express boundless enthusiasm or commitment, often humorously.
A non-compositional phrase in context: it acknowledges that something did not go as planned but was done with flair. The sum of the words does not predict this ironic, self-deprecating meaning.
Literally 'save your batteries', used idiomatically to tell someone to calm down and stop wasting energy on excitement or argument. The toy-world context gives it an extra layer, but the idiomatic meaning is the primary one.
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