In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
jalado1
tight, adj.
adjetivoFeminine jalada
1Colombia, México, América Central coloquial
(borracho)tight coloquial2México
(as adverb) (rápidamente) fastiba muy jalado — he was tearing / racing along coloquial3México coloquial
(descabellado)crazy coloquial4Perú coloquial
(ojos) slanting
jalado2
oriental-looking person, n.
sustantivo masculino y femeninoFeminine jalada
Perú
coloquial
1
oriental-looking person
jalado3
fail, n.
nombre masculinoFeminine jalada
Perú
argot
1
fail¿cuántos jalados tienes? — how many have you failed?
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