de no te menees: meaning & examples

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Language: Spanish

Meanings:

  • 1.

    Spaincolloquialinformal
    • Indicates a very large, extreme, or extraordinary degree; 'huge,' 'tremendous,' or 'like you wouldn't believe.'
    • Used to describe events, amounts, or intensities that are impressive, excessive, or remarkable.

    Examples

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    • La fiesta de cumpleaños fue de no te menees, con más de cien invitados y música en vivo.

      The birthday party was huge, with more than a hundred guests and live music.

    • El accidente causó un desastre de no te menees en la autopista durante horas.

      The accident caused a tremendous mess on the highway for hours.

    • La tormenta de no te menees dejó a toda la ciudad sin electricidad por varios días.

      The huge storm left the whole city without electricity for several days.

  • 2.

    Spaincolloquialinformal
    • Used after a noun to form a nominal phrase meaning 'a huge/excessive [noun]' as in 'an enormous binge' or 'a tremendous beating.'

    Examples

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    • Después de la pelea, tenía un moratón de no te menees en la cara que todos notaron.

      After the fight, he had a huge bruise on his face that everyone noticed.

    • Se dio un atracón de no te menees y ahora se siente mal del estómago.

      He had an enormous binge and now feels sick to his stomach.

    • El jugador recibió un golpe de no te menees durante el partido y tuvo que salir.

      The player received a tremendous blow during the game and had to leave.

Examples:

  • ES: Todas las noches veíamos unas palizas y unas broncas de no te menees.
    EN: Every night we'd witness beatings and fights you'd never believe.
  • ES: A corto plazo, organizaremos un atracón de no te menees en La Bonne Nuit antes de que caiga la bomba.
    EN: Short-term, we're hosting a no-holds barred blow-out at La Bonne Nuit before the boom falls.

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