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Tag: imprevisto

Definitions tagged imprevisto in the street dictionary.

Sin Anestesia

Used to describe delivering a comment or news bluntly, without warning or any preamble to soften the impact (literally: without anesthesia).

Look Ana, our relationship is over as of today... And you are just telling me like that, sin anestesia?

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Tu eres loco Ramón

An exclamation used to express shock, outrage, or disbelief when someone does something risky or stupid (originally from a viral video and used regardless of the listener's actual name).

I stole a kiss from Maria yesterday... Tu eres loco Ramón, what were you thinking?

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Paracaidas

A shameless person who shows up at a party or event without an invitation.

'There is always a paracaídas' | 'I went to their wedding as a paracaídas, what a great party!'

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Con la iglesia hemos topado

Used when a plan is abruptly blocked by a powerful, traditional institution that claims a superior right to interfere. It refers to the Catholic Church's historical role in Spain of stopping progress for the sake of it (the phrase is a famous quote from Don Quixote used today to describe hitting an unbeatable bureaucratic or systemic wall).

Con la iglesia hemos topado; I do not think we will be able to do it.

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