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What does «pasáo / pasá» mean in Dominican Spanish?
pasáo / pasá
out of line
| Meaning | out of line |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | fresco, atrevido |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Nicol ta pasá, me dijo que cuide a mi sobrino un fin de semana.»
Nicol is out of line, she told me to watch my nephew for a whole weekend.
Someone who went past what is acceptable. «Pasado» with the d gone.
Related Dominican words
- allá tú — suit yourself
- bacano / vacano — awesome, cool
- bultero / bultera — all talk, a big mouth
- chopo / chopa — tacky, low-class
- don / doña — sir / ma'am
- el disparate — nonsense, junk
- el guaremate — a nobody, a small-time guy
- el lío — trouble, a mess
- el muchacho / la muchacha — guy / girl
- el mujerón — a stunning, serious woman
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