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metérsela doblada
Language:
es
1.
General Spanish
neutral
literal
Literally, to insert or place something that has been folded or doubled.
2.
General Spanish
informal
colloquial
vulgar
To deceive, double‑cross, or take advantage of someone in a cunning or underhanded way; to pull a particularly sharp or unfair trick on someone.
Examples:
ES:
Yo creo que tendríamos que metérsela doblada.
EN:
Think we'd have to blindside him. What do you think?
ES:
Entonces, ¿vas a metérsela doblada a Christa?
EN:
So, you're going to blindside Christa?
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