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Tag: información

Definitions tagged información in the street dictionary.

Estaribel

A regional term from Salamanca used for a shop or bar counter (Salamanca is a province and city in western Spain).

Take it to the estaribel and they will ring you up there.

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Españaby NikoIzq

sabiondo

A smart person or someone who knows a lot. Depending on the tone, it can be used as a term of endearment for a bright child or as a way to call someone a know-it-all.

You really are a sabiondo, son, I am proud of you. / Stop being such a sabiondo, you sound arrogant.

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

N.P.I.

An acronym for ni puta idea, which translates to having no fucking clue. It is a vulgar way to express complete ignorance about a situation.

N.P.I. where my notebooks are.

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Venezuelaby AlexaMedina

rebelo

An act of rebellion or pushback, used when someone refuses to go along with something or resists a situation they do not like.

the people rebelo against the king, the lady rebelo because she was ugly

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Costa Ricaby Anónimo

npi

A vulgar abbreviation for ni puta idea, meaning I have no fucking idea. It is a common way to express total ignorance about a topic. Users sometimes jokingly expand the acronym as No Poseo Informacion (I do not possess information) to provide a mock-formal or polite explanation for the slang.

where is xyz? -npi

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Colombiaby Anónimo

memo

Similar to an office memorandum, this term is used colloquially to mean news, information, or an update. It is often used to suggest that someone is out of the loop or to announce a new development.

- Did you get the memo? - Which one? - The one saying they are going to make changes to our health insurance. - Miguel: I can beat you at basketball! - Carlos: Didn't you get the memo? I was named king of the court yesterday!

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Puerto Ricoby Anónimo