a punto de abrirse la crisma enlodados hasta el corvejon
English translation: about to have an accident and caked with mud
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peer agreement (net): +2about to have an accident and caked with mud Explanation: This is the meaning of this two sentences, but I am sure you will find a better idiomatic expression, especially for the first bit. "romperse la crisma" means something like hurt yourself very badly because you fall or have a crash or accident, especially because of imprudence or foolishness. El corvejon is a part of the head of horses, enlodados hasta el corvejon to me means muddy up to your nose or something like that. Good luck |
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