romper el orto: meaning & examples

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Language: Spanish

Meanings:

  • 1.

    ArgentinaRioplatensevulgarcolloquial
    • To cause physical injury to someone's buttocks or anus; a literal and vulgar expression for damaging that body part.

    Examples

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    • El accidente fue tan grave que logró romper el orto del ciclista, quien tuvo que ser hospitalizado.

      The accident was so severe that it caused a rupture in the cyclist's buttocks, who had to be hospitalized.

    • No debemos bromear sobre romper el orto, porque implica una lesión dolorosa y seria.

      We shouldn't joke about breaking the buttocks, because it involves a painful and serious injury.

    • Durante la pelea, uno de los boxeadores logró romper el orto de su oponente con un golpe fuerte.

      During the fight, one of the boxers managed to cause a serious injury to his opponent's buttocks with a strong hit.

    • El médico explicó que romper el orto puede causar daños irreversibles si no se trata a tiempo.

      The doctor explained that rupturing the buttocks can cause irreversible damage if not treated in time.

  • 2.

    ArgentinaRioplatensevulgarcolloquial
    • To threaten to assault or severely beat someone; used as a coarse, intimidating expression of violence or punishment.

    Examples

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    • Si sigues molestando, te voy a romper el orto, ¿me quedó claro?

      If you keep bothering me, I'm going to beat you up, got it?

    • El matón de la escuela siempre amenaza con romper el orto a quien se le cruce.

      The school bully always threatens to severely beat anyone who crosses his path.

    • No creo que sea buena idea pelear con él; dicen que puede romperte el orto sin esfuerzo.

      I don't think it's a good idea to fight him; they say he can beat you up easily.

Examples:

  • ES: - ¿"Che cazzo" pasa aquí? - Te voy a romper el orto, ¿sabes?
    EN: I'm losing my patience!

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