a pie juntillo — meaning & examples

Language: es

Meanings:

  • 1.

    SpainLatin Americainformalcolloquial
    • Unquestioningly or without reservation; accepting or following something completely and without doubt (variant of 'a pies juntillas').

    Examples

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    • Pedro aceptó las órdenes a pie juntillo, sin cuestionar ni una sola instrucción.

      Pedro accepted the orders unquestioningly, without questioning a single instruction.

    • Los empleados siguieron el plan a pie juntillo, confiando plenamente en sus líderes.

      The employees followed the plan without reservation, fully trusting their leaders.

    • No puedes creer todo lo que dicen a pie juntillo; es importante pensar críticamente.

      You can't believe everything they say unquestioningly; it's important to think critically.

  • 2.

    SpainLatin Americaneutral
    • With the feet together; literally standing with the feet close or touching.

    Examples

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    • El juez pidió a los testigos que se pusieran a pie juntillo durante el interrogatorio.

      The judge asked the witnesses to stand with their feet together during the interrogation.

    • Los soldados marchaban a pie juntillo para mantener el orden en la formación.

      The soldiers marched with their feet together to maintain order in the formation.

    • Durante la ceremonia, todos permanecieron a pie juntillo como señal de respeto.

      During the ceremony, everyone stood with their feet together as a sign of respect.

    • El instructor corrigió la postura de los alumnos para que estuvieran a pie juntillo y firmes.

      The instructor corrected the students' posture so they stood with their feet together and firm.

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