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A comprehensive vocabulary set covering Colombian Spanish conversational idioms, slang, and literary expressions divided by emotional and social themes.
Sacar la piedra
To really irritate or piss someone off
Dar lidia
To be a hassle; cause difficulty
Encartarse con algo
To get stuck dealing with something troublesome
Cogérsela contra alguien
To have it in for someone
Embarrarla
To mess up, make a mistake
Dar pena
To feel embarrassed; also to evoke pity depending on context
Dar oso
To be embarrassing or cringeworthy
Quedar mal
To make a bad impression or let someone down
Cogerle cariño a alguien
To grow fond of someone
Ilusionarse con alguien
To get hopeful or excited about someone
Estar entusada
To be heartbroken after a relationship
Poner los cachos
To cheat on a partner
Hacerse la loca
To pretend not to notice or know something
No tragarse el cuento
To not buy someone's story
Pillarse algo
To notice, catch, or figure something out
Caerle mal a alguien
To rub someone the wrong way; be disliked
Dar pesar
To evoke sadness, sympathy, or pity
Armar parche
To organize a casual hangout
Dar mala espina
To give a bad feeling or seem suspicious
Tirar indirectas
To make indirect remarks or hints
Verse embalado/a
To get caught up or overwhelmed
Descrestar a alguien
To really impress someone
Darse garra
To go too far, overdo it
Quedarse con la espinita
To be left with an unresolved feeling
Cogerle fastidio a alguien
To develop irritation or aversion toward someone
Venirse abajo
To fall apart emotionally
Desvelarse por alguien
To lose sleep worrying or caring about someone
Añorar
To deeply long for or miss
Recriminar
To reproach or criticize someone's actions