Garcar
To break down, fail, or crap out. It refers to a machine or a situation that suddenly stops working or gets ruined.
I was going to the beach and the car just had to garca on me.
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Tag: estropear
Definitions tagged estropear in the street dictionary.
PerúFundir
To wreck, break, or ruin something completely, often by overworking it or being careless (literally to melt, like a fuse or engine blowing).
I lent him my PlayStation and he ended up fundir it.
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fregar
1. To bug or pester someone. 2. To break, ruin, or screw something up.
1. Yesterday you were fregando me all night when you were drunk. 2. My mom's blender se fregó.
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Salirle a uno joroba
To go broke or end up financially ruined.
Pepe is crazy about her, and he is about to salirse joroba.
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República DominicanaDesguañangar
Describes any object or thing that has been wrecked, mangled, or has completely fallen apart.
The access bridge to the interior of the country desguañangó (the interior refers to the provinces outside the capital city).
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Panamámellados
From the verb mellar, meaning to chip, notch, or dent. Figuratively, it refers to the act of tarnishing, damaging, or undermining something intangible.
To mellar one's honor, one's credit.
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México