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armar hasta los dientes
Language:
es
1.
Spain
Latin America
colloquial
informal
emphatic
To be heavily armed or equipped with weapons or defensive gear; to be fully prepared for combat or confrontation.
2.
Spain
Latin America
colloquial
informal
figurative
To be extremely well equipped or thoroughly prepared for a task or situation, used figuratively and not necessarily about weapons.
Examples:
ES:
Medio millón de soldados podemos armar hasta los dientes!
EN:
Half a million soldiers we can arm to the teeth!
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