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1. www.spanishdict.com › translate › chahuiztleChahuiztle | Spanish Translator

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   Translate Chahuiztle. See Spanish-English translations with audio pronunciations, examples, and word-by-word explanations.

   • Caerle a alguien el chahuiztle

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   An intransitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and does not require a direct object (e.g., Everybody please stand up.). intransitive verb phrase 1.

3. www.wordreference.com › es › encaerle el chahuiscle - Diccionario Inglés-Español ...

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   Spanish: English: caerle el chahuiscle, caerle el chahuiztle loc verb: MX, coloquial (ocurrirle desgracias) be afflicted with misfortune, be plagued by misfortune expr : Le cayó el chahuiscle a esa mujer, se le murió el marido y luego el hijo.

4. theculturetrip.com › north-america › mexico15 Mexican Expressions That Don't Make Sense In English

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   • What it actually means: I spent all day doing nothing. Hueva in Mexican Spanish is slang for ‘laziness’, as well as literally meaning ‘roe’ or ‘spawn’.
   • What it actually means: There’s no problem. Yeah, we can’t explain this one either, but ‘pedo’ (fart) is a very popular word in much Mexican slang. Eggs | © Pixabay.
   • What it actually means: Calm down. As a side note, ‘huevos’ is also slang for ‘testicles’. Tacos | © City Foodsters/Flickr.
   • What it actually means: Someone who thinks very highly of themselves will ‘echarle mucha crema a sus tacos’. Clown | © Pixabay.

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6. educalingo.com › en › dic-esMeaning of "chahuistle" in the Spanish dictionary - educalingo

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   Meaning of chahuistle in the Spanish dictionary with examples of use. Synonyms for chahuistle and translation of chahuistle to 25 languages.

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   What does chahuiztle mean?

   • Well, it is. Chahuiztle is the generic name for some parasites (especially fungi) that infest commercially important crops. The phrase implies that our problems are going from bad to worse and everything will soon go to hell. Some people misspell the phrase as “ ¡Ya nos cargó el chahuiztle! ” which literally means “The chahuiztle is carrying us!”

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   What does ya nos cayó El Chahuistle mean?

   • ‘Ya nos cayó el chahuistle’ is one of those phrases so intricately linked to Mexican culture that it’s unlikely to be understood by other Spanish speakers – ‘chahuistle’ is a type of fungus that attacks the corn plant and the word has its roots in Nahuatl. What it actually means: People know who you are by the way you dress.

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   What does ya nos cargó El chahuiztle mean?

   • Some people misspell the phrase as “ ¡Ya nos cargó el chahuiztle! ” which literally means “The chahuiztle is carrying us!” This second phrase is evidently wrong since fungi do not have arms to carry people around. There are, however, some creepy characters that can (metaphorically) carry us to our demise, like the infamous Coco or the Clown. 2.

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8. matadornetwork.com › life › 13-phrases-mexicans13 Phrases Only Mexicans Understand - Matador Network

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   Mar 18, 2015 · Chahuiztle is the generic name for some parasites (especially fungi) that infest commercially important crops. The phrase implies that our problems are going from bad to worse and everything will soon go to hell. Some people misspell the phrase as “¡Ya nos cargó el chahuiztle!” which literally means “The chahuiztle is carrying us ...