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Lightbulb Hacerse un siete en el pantalón

Hacerse un siete en el pantalón o camisa u otra prenda es cuando se nos rompe porque nos enganchamos en algo, y parece que nos hacemos un siete. ENGLISH?
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Old September 25, 2009, 09:32 AM
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In English I think we would just use the verb "to snag". As in: "I snagged my jeans on a nail".
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