Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
volar la piedra
English translation:
that she was pissing them off
Added to glossary by
Miguel Falquez-Certain
Feb 21, 2006 17:05
18 yrs ago
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Spanish term
volar la piedra
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Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
from Colombia
man describing a threatening message from the FARC
"me manifestaron que ella habia vuelto a la casa, que con este acto ella demostró que no estimaba su vida, ni la de su hijo, ni la de su familia, que esa "hijueputa" les estaba volando la piedra y que de seguir asi su fin estaba proximo"
Can someone confirm what this means. I think it's equivalent to the British saying "taking the piss".
thanks
"me manifestaron que ella habia vuelto a la casa, que con este acto ella demostró que no estimaba su vida, ni la de su hijo, ni la de su familia, que esa "hijueputa" les estaba volando la piedra y que de seguir asi su fin estaba proximo"
Can someone confirm what this means. I think it's equivalent to the British saying "taking the piss".
thanks
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that she was pissing them off
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5 mins
infuriate, make angry
BORN AND RAISED IN cOLOMBIA, THIS IS WHAT I'VE ALWAYS HEARD.
21 mins
(really) asking for it
I don't know the expression, but from the context it sounds like it might be this.
30 mins
really pushing his luck
A possibility that seems to fit the context.
20 hrs
getting to them
It could also work, but is not as colorful as "pissing them off"
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