familia
A group of people made up of individuals who are joined together, primarily, by kinship or by being a couple.
Nuclear familia.
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Tag: union
Definitions tagged union in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaFresco y batata
An expression used to describe two people who are inseparable. It is based on a classic dessert pairing of fresh cheese and sweet potato paste (a staple Argentine dessert combination known as postre vigilante).
- Oh, look, here come fresco y batata. - Yeah, those two are always together.
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Argentinaindisolabilidad
Forever, for keeps, or an unbreakable bond.
The love between two people.
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Venezuelaplexo
A network of nerves or vessels, typically used in common speech to refer to the solar plexus, the pit of the stomach where a blow can knock the wind out of you.
Go ahead, hit me in the plexo.
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Perútranfuga-as
Hardworking, good-hearted people who help the needy, teach those who lack appreciation, and listen attentively. It describes someone selfless, spontaneous, and helpful in all situations, often doing the work others avoid.
We are out in the city having a few drinks, and just because, we go on a spontaneous trip: that is being a tranfuga. Being at a house party (a guateque is a Spanish term for a home gathering) and having bottomless energy, and ending up cleaning every last bottle or cigarette butt: that is being a tranfuga. Keeping a smile on your face even when you do not feel like it: that is a tranfuga.
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EspañaLiceo Tecnico Union Panamericana
The coolest technical high school in the capital where the best school basketball tournaments take place. If you do not hit the books hard, you will not even move from one seat to the next. Teachers like Bohechio, Estrella, and the electricity instructors Gilberto and Francisco always make things difficult for you. It is where the wildest hangouts happen and where they almost never let the students into the book fair. (Liceo Tecnico Union Panamericana is a well known public high school in Santo Domingo located near the site of the International Book Fair).
Memories: Principal Filla and her massive dark circles. When they would bring a black trash bag and a school cop to search backpacks. When we would knock mangoes and tamarinds off the roof. Cleaning days when the girls would wear tight pants.
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