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140 months ago

Barbara Cochran (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

Spanish > English

Subject:

General

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

seguiría de juerga

Context:

Oyeron otro ruido. Otra vez parecía la puerta. Se miraron. Decidieron bajar. Le extrañó que Pipo no maullase, por eso al principio pensaron que no tenía importancia. Gracia se temió que fuese su marido. Aunque se convenció a sí misma de que seguiría de juerga. No era la primera vez que se comportaba de tal manera. Una vez, mientras tomaba un ponche con la vecina, la cogió del cuello y la arrastró hasta su casa ante la atenta mirada de sus vecinos, que vieron como la tiraba al suelo al entrar la casa. Recordaba:

-Tú, puta, harás lo que yo mande.

 

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140 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See profile wrote:

she convinced herself that he would still be on a drinking spree

My comment:

Although "juerga" is used to refer to partying, it most often refers to a 'not-well-mannered'/brute way of behaving... as in the case of describing an out-of-control fraternity party or someone who has been drinking and is physically or psychologically abusive towards another, etc. (loud and boisterous, normally).

140 months ago

Clara Fernández  See profile wrote:

she convinced herself that he was still partying

My comment:

juerga is colloquial for partying or having fun.

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140 months ago

  See profile wrote:

Claro que sí Clara.

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