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estar de pinga

to be annoying, behave incorrectly

estar de truco

to behave incorrectly, even hostile

estar despingado

1) to be in poor physical shape 2) to be tired and beat up

estar embaracutey

to be pregnant

estar embarcao

to have a problem without a solution, as for example, economic problems

estar en carne

to be broke

estar en la fúacata

to be broke

estar en talla

1) to behave exactly as expected in a difficult situation 2) to be perfect, complete, in great condition

estar escapao

to be the best quality or newest fashion

estar listo pa’ la pelea

to be ready for the fight

especular

to show off your material items

esponrrú

a type of pound cake

estambay

to be waiting for something, from the English of “on standby”

estar a dieta

to not have sex in a long time

estar a toda lecha

to be well off

estar achantao

being quiet, doing nothing

estar al cantío de un gallo

to be close to the current location

estar atrás del palo y pidiendo el último

to be the last person to know something

estar comiendo de lo que pica el pollo

to act like a fool

estar de chúpame y déjame y cabo

to be a complex situation

empingao

1) excellent quality 2) annoyed

emplumar

to save, collect money

encangrejarse

to not be working

encaramarse

to climb up

encojonao

something or someone really good

endilgar

1) to rename something 2) to pass a problem onto someone else

entre col y col, lechuga

after a bad thing, something good happens

éramos pocos y parió Catana

when you already have a problem, and something else shows up, making things worse

es bueno cuando está durmiendo

a bad person

escapao

to be fashionable

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