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‹ Yucatán

Film · 2018 · Comedy

Yucatán

C1Castilian129 minIMDb 5.6Netflixon Netflix

Two white collar thieves compete fiercely against the other trying to steal to an old baker the millions he won on the lotto.

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Yucatán

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  1. 1

    crucero

    cruise (ship voyage)
    noun (m)~8× this film
    Mis padres se fueron de crucero por el Mediterráneo para celebrar su aniversario.My parents went on a Mediterranean cruise to celebrate their anniversary.
  2. 2

    camarote

    cabin (on a ship)
    noun (m)~6× this film
    Nuestro camarote tiene una ventana con vistas al mar.Our cabin has a window with a view of the sea.
  3. 3

    dar vueltas

    to keep going over something in your mind, to dwell on it; also to wander around
    expressioncolloquial~4× this film

    Context determines which sense is active. When the object is a problem or thought, it means to overthink or ruminate. When physical movement is involved, it means to walk around or circle a place. Both senses appear in the dialogue.

    Lleva toda la noche dando vueltas a lo que le dijo su jefe y no consigue dormirse.He has been going over what his boss said all night and can't get to sleep.
  4. 4

    secuestro

    kidnapping, abduction
    noun (m)~4× this film
    La policía resolvió el secuestro en menos de cuarenta y ocho horas.The police solved the kidnapping in less than forty-eight hours.
  5. 5

    estafa

    scam, fraud, swindle
    noun (f)~3× this film
    Resultó que la oferta de trabajo era una estafa y perdió todos sus ahorros.It turned out the job offer was a scam and he lost all his savings.
  6. 6

    rescate

    ransom; rescue
    noun (m)~3× this film
    Los secuestradores pidieron un rescate millonario por el empresario.The kidnappers demanded a million-euro ransom for the businessman.
  7. 7

    transferencia

    bank transfer
    noun (f)~3× this film
    Hice la transferencia esta mañana, así que el dinero debería llegar hoy.I made the transfer this morning, so the money should arrive today.
  8. 8

    hipoteca

    mortgage
    noun (f)~3× this film
    Con la subida de los tipos de interés, la hipoteca se nos ha puesto muy difícil de pagar.With the rise in interest rates, the mortgage has become very difficult for us to pay.
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    hijo de puta

    son of a bitch; used as a strong insult or, between close friends, as an expression of impressed admiration
    expressionvulgar~9× this film

    One of the most frequent strong expletives. The tone completely changes its meaning: said in anger it is a serious insult, but said with a laugh between friends it can express that someone is impressively clever or audacious. Frequent in this episode across both uses.

    Cuando vi que había ganado la partida con ese movimiento, pensé: ¡el muy hijo de puta, qué listo es!When I saw he had won the game with that move, I thought: the cunning son of a bitch, how clever he is!
  2. 10

    estar jodido

    to be in serious trouble, to be screwed; also to be broken or ruined
    expressionvulgar~5× this film

    Broad vulgar intensifier. When applied to a person or situation, it signals things have gone badly wrong. When applied to an object, it means broken or out of order. Tone can be resigned, alarmed, or darkly humorous.

    Si no encontramos a alguien que cubra el turno esta noche, estamos jodidos.If we don't find someone to cover the shift tonight, we're screwed.
  3. 11

    me cago en

    expletive of frustration or anger directed at something, roughly 'damn' or 'to hell with'
    expressionvulgar~4× this film

    Extremely common as an outburst of frustration. Followed by a noun: the speaker is not being literal. Intensity ranges from irritated to furious depending on tone. Very typical of informal speech between adults who know each other well.

    ¡Me cago en la lluvia! Se me ha olvidado el paraguas justo hoy.Damn this rain! I forgot my umbrella of all days.

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