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Season 1 · Episode 5

Hide and Seek

Trash Truck

A2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 15 minNetflixon Netflix

Trash Truck heads to his first doctor’s visit with Hank after they both brush up against poison oak during a game of hide and seek.

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Hide and Seek

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S01E05 · Trash Truck

A2

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  1. 1

    escondidas

    hide-and-seek
    noun (f, plural)~6× this episode
    Los niños del parque jugaron a las escondidas toda la tarde.The kids at the park played hide-and-seek all afternoon.
  2. 2

    picazón

    itch, itching sensation
    noun (f)~5× this episode
    Después de caminar por el monte, sentí una picazón horrible en las piernas.After walking through the brush, I felt a terrible itch on my legs.
  3. 3

    rascarse

    to scratch oneself
    verb (reflexive)~5× this episode
    Aunque tenía mucha picazón, traté de no rascarme para no empeorar la erupción.Even though I was very itchy, I tried not to scratch myself so as not to make the rash worse.
  4. 4

    cielos

    goodness, oh my, wow
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    A mild exclamation expressing surprise, mild annoyance, or concern. Common across Latin American Spanish as a softened alternative to stronger exclamations. It can signal anything from gentle exasperation to genuine shock depending on tone.

    ¡Cielos! No me di cuenta de que ya era tan tarde.Goodness! I didn't realize it was already so late.
  5. 5

    escondite

    hiding spot, hideout
    noun (m)~4× this episode
    Encontré un escondite perfecto detrás de los arbustos del jardín.I found a perfect hiding spot behind the garden bushes.
  6. 6

    roble venenoso

    poison oak
    noun phrase (m)~3× this episode
    Si tocas el roble venenoso, te saldrá sarpullido en la piel.If you touch poison oak, you will get a rash on your skin.
  7. 7

    listo o no, allá voy

    ready or not, here I come
    expression

    The fixed formula used in hide-and-seek to announce that the seeker is starting to look. The phrase is a non-compositional set expression specific to this game context.

    Los niños gritaron '¡Listo o no, allá voy!' y empezaron a buscar a sus amigos por todo el patio.The kids shouted 'Ready or not, here I come!' and started searching for their friends all around the yard.
  8. 8

    sarpullido

    rash, skin rash
    noun (m)
    El bebé le salió un sarpullido por todo el cuerpo después de comer fresas.The baby broke out in a rash all over his body after eating strawberries.
  9. 9

    loción

    lotion
    noun (f)
    La doctora me recetó una loción para calmar la irritación de la piel.The doctor prescribed me a lotion to soothe the skin irritation.

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