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What does «sacar en cara» mean in Dominican Spanish?
sacar en cara
to throw something back in someone's face
| Meaning | to throw something back in someone's face |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | echar algo en cara |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Siempre me saca en cara el favor que me hizo.»
He always throws that favor back in my face.
Reminding someone of a favor or a mistake to make them feel bad. Very present in family conflicts.
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- allá tú — suit yourself
- anda pal diablo — get out of here!
- bacano / vacano — awesome, cool
- bregar — to deal with, to handle
- bultero / bultera — all talk, a big mouth
- buscársela — to hustle, to get by
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