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Expresión fija cuyo significado no se deduce de las palabras que la forman. Puede ser una sola palabra o una frase hecha. // Set phrase, whose meaning isn't the same as the literal sum of its parts. May be just one word or a phrase.
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Stir the pot, in American Spanish
I didn't know that idiom in English, but from what I see, there are some expressions that can fit. They have slightly different meanings:
Echar leña al fuego: do or say something to worsen a situati …
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¿De dónde viene la expresión "en capilla ardiente"?
Parece que es una mezcla de "estar en capilla" con "capilla ardiente". Según la RAE:
capilla.
(Del lat. *cappella, dim. de cappa, capa).
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~ ardiente.
1. (Por estar alumbrada con mucha …
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¿Qué significa "salir del paso?"
Según RAE significa:
paso1.
(Del lat. passus).
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salir alguien del ~.
loc. verb. coloq. Desembarazarse de cualquier manera de un asunto, compromiso, dificultad, apuro o trabajo.
Generalmente, …
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