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A sudden fainting spell or physical collapse, often occurring at an inconvenient time. It usually implies the person is weak because they haven't eaten a proper meal (falta de cuchara refers to a lack of food) or are suffering from severe anemia.
1. That guy playing basketball got dizzy and fell, he had a Sirimba. 2. So-and-so had a fainting spell at home, a total Sirimba. 3. That guy looks pale, he might have a Sirimba.
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A sudden fainting spell, dizzy fit, or physical collapse, typically caused by intense emotion, shock, or drama. It refers to a state where someone loses consciousness and falls to the ground.
Girl, calm down please, for God's sake you might have a Sirimba!
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A sudden blackout or fainting spell that happens without any warning. A person might be in the middle of a sentence and just collapse instantly.
So-and-so had a sirimba and fell flat on the floor. The man was very excited when he suddenly got a sirimba and died.
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A sudden fainting spell, blackout, or dizzy fit.
Jose had a sirimba and they had to rush him to the hospital, he is in bad shape.
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A sudden dizzy spell or fainting fit triggered by intense, unexpected shock or emotion, such as hearing bad news or catching a cheating spouse. It can be a genuine loss of consciousness or a dramatic performance used for emotional manipulation.
They found her husband's motorcycle and he is missing? The lady gets shocked and faints: sirimba.
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