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Tag: suertudo

Definitions tagged suertudo in the street dictionary.

PURA CONCHA

An expression used to describe when someone gets everything through sheer luck or a fluke, rather than through their own effort or merit (in Bolivia, concha refers to nerve or luck, whereas in other Spanish-speaking countries it can be a vulgarity).

Daniel's house is PURA CONCHA, he does not even work.

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Conchudo

Someone who has such good luck that it makes everyone else angry. A lucky bastard.

Adrian is a conchudo, every time he doesn't do the homework the teacher doesn't check it.

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pava

Bad luck, a jinx, or a streak of misfortune. It refers to both the state of being unlucky and the negative energy believed to cause failure. (In Venezuela, the term is traditionally linked to the pavita, a small owl considered a bad omen).

I am pavoso and Do not empave my business deal.

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Pavoso

Someone who is jinxed or has extremely bad luck (in Venezuela, the word for turkey, pavo, is associated with bad luck).

You are always pavoso. I do not do business with pavosos.

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Lechu'o

A person who is very lucky or has a lot of good fortune. (In Venezuela, the word for milk, leche, is a common slang term for luck).

Damn, you are so Lechu'o. / You are being Lechu'o.

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Lechudo

A slang term for someone who is extremely lucky. (The word comes from the local use of 'leche', meaning milk, as a synonym for good luck).

Juan is so Lechudo, he won the lottery!

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mojonero

A lucky bastard: someone who achieves a great result by pure chance without having any skill or putting in any effort (the term is vulgar, as it is derived from a word for a piece of excrement).

That guy is a total mojonero, he ended up with four aces.

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Lechero

Someone who is very lucky or fortunate. (In Peru, the word for milk, 'leche', is commonly used as a slang term for luck.)

What a lechero! He always wins at cards.

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