Definitions tagged aburrimiento in the street dictionary.
An expression used to justify being idle, lazy, or wasting time on something unproductive.
A: Hey, Andres. How long are you going to be glued to the computer? B: Oh, mom, it is just that no tengo nada bueno que hacer.
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Laziness, a lack of motivation, or a general state of listlessness. It describes a feeling of being too idle to do something, sometimes jokingly attributed to having a lack of energy or being anemic.
A: Pepito, did you do the homework? B: No, teacher. I got flojera.
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A state of absolute laziness or apathy, or the feeling that something is a massive drag or a total nuisance.
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Refers to a state of mind characterized by annoyance, boredom, or a lack of motivation. It is used to describe something that is a drag, a nuisance, or a real pain.
What a jartera this party is, what a jartera all this paperwork.
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a situation where you do not have to do your homework because the teacher gave it as a joke or a prank (in Peru, female teachers are commonly called miss).
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A state of mental fog or lethargy where a person feels dazed and sluggish from boredom or inactivity.
It is usually said to someone who has no drive, is short on sleep, or is totally out of it: you say they have a Mogón or are amogonada.
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A man who is boring or has no fun: a total drag. (In the Dominican Republic, this term refers to someone who is unexciting or lacks a social life).
What my boyfriend was, a real Pajero, before he met me.
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A state of total laziness or lack of motivation for everything, feeling bored by what one is doing, or acting with apathy.
I have such a caligueva today, I do not want to go to work.
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The state of being both bored and irritated. It describes someone who is simultaneously fed up and angry.
For example: Anita Rada wants to be told she is not abirrida because she is leaving the company.
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