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lastre, carga

BURDEN

"There can be a burden in authority, in vigilance, like a father's burden."

posponer

TO PUT OFF

"Can't put Maggie off anymore, so you just got to."

llegar a conocerle

TO GET TO KNOW SOMEONE

"My luck, I picked today to get to know you."

relajarse, calmarse

TO CHILL OUT

"When you're at my house, I want you to chill the f*ck out."

poner una denuncia

TO FILE A COMPLAINT

"Mom seemed to agree; she filed a complaint, then never bothered with it again, took off with her boyfriend."

déjame en paz,
hazme el favor (tono despectivo)

GIVE ME A BREAK

"Anyway I don't need no snitch jacket up in here."
[Scoffs] "Give me a break."

otra vez será

SOME OTHER TIME

"We'll try this some other time."

que vale la pena, útil

WORTHWHILE

"Do you like your job?"


"Not exactly, but it's worthwhile."

guardar rencor

TO HOLD A GRUDGE

"I mean I can say that because it's the truth, and I don't hold grudges."

¿Estás de coña?

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

"Well Eddie's going to be very, very pleased to have such good men working on this."
"Are you kidding me? Un-f*ckin'-believable."

el muerto

THE DECEASED

"That mean anything to you?"
"Oh, we notified the deceased's mother."

refugio;
cobijo

SHELTER

"She mentioned someplace down south, like around Spanish Lake, a shelter, girls used to stay there, something, all she said."

quedarse despierto (por la noche, suele ser en casa)

TO STAY UP

"Is that a yes?"
"I, uh, might stay up."

ahora vengo

BE RIGHT BACK

"I'll be right back."

¿A quién le importa una mierda?

WHO GIVES A SH*T?

"Who gives a sh*t? Sofia my daughter."

entrada para el coche

DRIVEWAY

"She was on her tricycle in our driveway."

pista (de una investigacíon criminal)

LEAD

"I got this lead-- I got this lead I wanted to check up on."

¡Madre del amor hermoso!

FOR CHRIST'S SAKE

"We have a lead."
"Oh, for Christ's sake. F*ck off, Cohle."

ir al grano

TO CUT/GET TO THE POINT;


TO CUT TO THE CHASE

"Let's cut to the point."

arruinado, destrozado

TRASHED

"Fire must have happened a long time ago."
"Okay."
"Place is trashed."