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a lo zorro
Language:
es
1.
Spain
Latin America
General Spanish
colloquial
neutral
In a cunning, sly, or crafty manner, reminiscent of the fox's reputed behavior.
Acting with guile, stealth, or cleverness to achieve a goal.
2.
Spain
Latin America
General Spanish
colloquial
informal
In the style of the fictional character Zorro: dashing, swashbuckling, or theatrically heroic.
Executed with flair, daring, or masked-romantic mannerisms associated with a heroic figure.
Examples:
ES:
Aunque tiene un rollo a lo zorro plateado.
EN:
Whoa, what? Not your dad.
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