Definitions tagged preparado in the street dictionary.
Ready, alert, and on standby. It describes being at one's post or holding the fort, prepared for action and waiting for whatever comes next.
You stay sharp, stay al pie del cañón because I will call you at any moment.
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An expression used to indicate that someone is ready, prepared, or game for something. (In Venezuela, it often implies being alert or 'on it' regarding a plan or task).
Ready for the party, Jorge? I am already activo, my friend. / So what is the deal, are you already activo with the course?
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To be set or prepared for something. (A common anglicism in Panama pronounced exactly like the English word).
I am Ready for the trip. / Well, I am Ready for Carlos party now.
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Someone who is ready, prepared, or down for whatever. (The term comes from a famous Dominican urban media platform, becoming a synonym for being on point or ready for action).
I am alofoke for anything.
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A slang term used in Sinaloa for a large, rectangular wheat cracker topped with pickled pork skins, tomato, cabbage, avocado, cream, hot sauce, and salt. (In most of Mexico, this snack is called a chicharron preparado, while a chimichanga usually refers to a deep fried burrito).
A prepared pork rind snack.
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Carrying a weapon, typically a gun or a club, tucked into the back of one's waistband. (In Puerto Rican street slang, 'magia' or 'magic' refers to a firearm).
Hey watch out, that guy is walking around filotiao with his piece in the back.
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Ready for action, all set, or prepared (derived from the English verb set).
Is everything zetiao for the trip?
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