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Tag: pesimo

Definitions tagged pesimo in the street dictionary.

BIEN MAL

A common, seemingly contradictory expression used to emphasize that something is really bad or totally wrong. (In this context, bien functions as an intensifier similar to really).

My homework is BIEN MAL, that is why I got a zero.

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Queso

Having absolutely no skill or being completely hopeless at a particular activity, sport, or profession.

I am a total Queso at playing soccer.

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hasta el keké

To be in deep trouble or in a very bad situation (a keke is a sponge cake in Peru, used here like being up to one's neck).

His parents are hasta el keke, their house was foreclosed on a week ago.

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Hasta el cien

This expression is used to indicate that someone is in very bad shape, feeling sick, or is completely fed up and has reached their limit.

I am not going to be able to even step out the door today, I am hasta el cien with diarrhea.

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Como la mona

A phrase used to indicate that something is going very poorly or is a total mess. (While mona literally means female monkey, in this context it refers to a situation that is failing or in a terrible state.)

Your dad told me the family business was going como la mona.

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Focóp

Refers to a situation or object that is totally messed up, terrible, or in a very bad state (derived from the English phrase fucked up).

She cheated on you with your brother? Focóp! | Hey, Mr. Ramiro crashed and almost died, how focóp!

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