Definitions tagged bajarse in the street dictionary.
To get off or get down from something. It is a regional synonym for bajarse. (In the Dominican Republic, it is commonly used for any act of descending, such as getting off a bed or a roof).
Apeate from the bed.
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To get down, get off, or exit something, usually a vehicle or a high spot.
a peate from the car
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To devour or tuck into a meal with great pleasure. (Rice and beans is the staple daily meal in the Dominican Republic).
What's up, I am just chilling here ajudicándome a plate of rice and beans.
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To scarf down or wolf down food or drink.
Tommy abrochó a plate of rice and pigeon peas with avocado (moro de guandules is a staple Dominican dish of rice cooked with pigeon peas).
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A slang term for consuming food or drink, often implying that someone devoured a meal or chugged several drinks.
1: Last night I abroche four bottles (potes refers to bottles of alcohol). 2: That guy abrocho four pieces of plain plantains. 3: I can drink now, because before leaving home I abroche a plate of moro (a traditional dish of rice and beans cooked together).
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To squat, crouch, or bend down low to the ground, often used when picking something up or hiding.
Aplatate to pick that up for me. Aplatate to pee right there.
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1. To squat or crouch down very low to the ground. 2. To pocket, stash, or sneakily keep a portion of a delivery or package for oneself.
1. During exercise hour I had to agacharme 10 times. 2. I am going to agachar two whiskeys from the case.
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