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Friends: "El de los pantalones de cuero de Ross"

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In Friends: "The One With Ross' Leather Pants," Ross finds himself in a comically awkward situation on a date when he can't get his new leather pants back on after taking them off to cool off. Panicking in the bathroom, he calls Joey for advice, which sets off a series of hilarious attempts to fix the problem. From lotion turning into a slippery mess to talcum powder mixing into a paste, everything Ross tries only makes the situation worse. While Joey laughs it off and suggests calling it "fashion," Ross is left with no choice but to face his date, covered in lotion and powder, in one of the show's funniest moments.

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ajustados / aχusˈtaðos /adjective

tight

Están demasiado ajustados.

They are too tight.

apretadoestrecho

cálmate / ˈkalmate /verb

calm down

Vale, vale, cálmate.

Okay, okay, calm down.

tranquilizarseserenar

suben / ˈsuben /verb

go up

los pantalones aún no suben.

my pants still won't go up!

elevarascender

el talco / el ˈtalko /noun

powder

¿Tienes talco para bebés?

Do you have baby powder?

cremaaceite

deslizar / desliθar /verb

slide

Ponte un poco en las piernas y será más fácil deslizar los pantalones hacia arriba.

Put some on your legs and it will be easier to slide your pants up.

ponerse / ˈponeɾse /verb

put on

tratando de ponerse de nuevo sus pantalones de cuero.

trying to put on his leather pants again.

la cita / la siˈta /noun

date

En el apartamento de la cita de Ross.

In Ross's date apartment.

reuniónentrevista

la pasta / la ˈpasta /noun

pasta

¡Mis piernas están cubiertas de pasta!

My legs are covered in pasta!

fideosmacarrones

resbalosas / re.βa.laˈso.sas /adjective

slippery

Ahora mis piernas están resbalosas.

Now my legs are slippery.

resbaladizoescurridizo

tobillos / toˈβiʎos /noun

ankles

¿Están atorados en los tobillos o en las rodillas?

Are they stuck at the ankles or at the knees?

ankleankle jointmalleolus

el cuero / el ˈkwero /noun

leather

sus pantalones de cuero

his leather pants

entrando / ˈentrando /verb

panicking

Ross está en el baño, entrando en pánico.

Ross is in the bathroom, panicking.

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