¿Cómo se dice "suck it up" en español? Quiere decir "deal with it" o "don't cry about it."
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Yo lo traduciría como "aguántate" o "aguántalo"
:)
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I pulled out this used book I bought called "Mexican Slang: A Guide" by Linton H. Robinson, and this is what it says:
1. "No seas gacho" is "Don't be a drag" or "Come off it." (p. 19)
2. One frequently hears "No seas sangrón," or "No seas pesado" for "Don't be a pain in the ass." (p. 20)
Well, if you're in Mexico and some parts of the Chicano Southwest, these expressions might work for you.
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- Suck it up = pásatelo, trágatelo
- Deal with it = lidiar con eso, tratar con ello
- Don't cry about it = no llores por ello
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También puedes decir "Supéralo"
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Encantada! .¸¸.*☆*¸.
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