Expresiones con la palabra LECHE
Todos sabéis lo que significa «leche» en español, ¿pero qué otros significados puede tener en una conversación?
SER LA LECHE:
*La utilizamos cuando queremos expresar admiración por algo o por alguien:
-Este ordenador es la leche, es el mejor que he probado nunca.
*Aunque también puede significar indignación o enfado:
-¡Eres la leche, siempre llegas tarde!
DAR O DARSE UNA LECHE:
*“Dar una leche” es dar un golpe a alguien.
-Si no te estás quieto te voy a dar una leche.
*“Darse una leche” es darse un golpe uno mismo por accidente.
-María resbaló por la calle y se dio una leche tremenda.
TENER MALA LECHE O ESTAR DE MALA LECHE
*Cuando decimos que alguien “tiene mala leche” nos referimos a que tiene mal carácter o que hace las cosas con mala intención.
-Antonio siempre está fastidiando a los demás, tiene muy mala leche.
*En cambio, si decimos que alguien “está de mala leche” quiere decir que ese día está enfadado o de mal humor.
-Hoy Pedro está de mala leche, su equipo de fútbol perdió ayer.
IR A TODA LECHE
*Significa ir a toda velocidad, muy rápido.
-Acaba de pasar un coche de policía a toda leche, seguro que perseguían a alguien.
*También significa hacer algo muy rápidamente.
-Mi hermana siempre hace los deberes a toda leche, así tiene más tiempo para jugar.
Bueno, esto es todo. Lo mejor para recordar estas expresiones es que las utilicéis. : )
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Over the three weeks the teachers were so engaging and welcoming along with the interns. There were multiple times where after activities we’d go to a bar or get some food and you felt so welcome and they were all so enthusiastic. In lessons each teacher found a different way to make sure you were taking in everything and the lessons were always fun. They also had a massive focus on conversation which was so helpful.
At the school there was such a range of ages and nationalities but I think we all came together really well through all of the amazing activities. My favourites were the excursions and the paella parties but all of them are worth doing as they improve your Spanish and give you opportunities to meet new people.
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