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Trabajo, Éxito y Motivación - Fatiga y descontento

Aquí encontrarás jerga para la fatiga y el descontento, capturando cómo las personas expresan cansancio, frustración o insatisfacción en el habla informal.

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dead inside
dead inside
[Adjetivo]

feeling emotionally numb, unmotivated, or indifferent, often due to stress, disappointment, or exhaustion

muerto por dentro, vacío por dentro

muerto por dentro, vacío por dentro

Ex: After working 14-hour shifts, I feel dead inside. 
over it
over it
[Frase]

emotionally exhausted, fed up, or no longer interested in a situation

Ex: Another meeting? I'm so over it. 
fed up
fed up
[Adjetivo]

feeling tired, annoyed, or frustrated with a situation or person

harto

harto

Ex: I'm fed up with all the traffic jams on my way to work every morning. 
depresso
depresso
[Adjetivo]

feeling sad, low, or depressed, often used playfully or in a joking context

depresso, deprimido

depresso, deprimido

Ex: I'm feeling depresso after missing the concert. 
crying in the club

being emotional even though everything's supposed to be fun or celebratory

Ex: I got the promotion, but I'm still crying in the club. 
cooked
cooked
[Adjetivo]

completely exhausted, overwhelmed, or mentally drained

agotado, hecho polvo

agotado, hecho polvo

Ex: After that 12-hour shift, I'm absolutely cooked. 
to [hit] different

to feel more powerful, emotional, or impactful than expected

Ex: This song hits different when you're driving at night. 
in  {one's} feels

overcome with strong emotions or sentimentality

Ex: That song always puts me in my feels. 
beat
beat
[Adjetivo]

extremely tired or worn out

agotado, reventado

agotado, reventado

Ex: I was so beat after moving all those boxes. 
unglued
unglued
[Adjetivo]

mentally unbalanced, extremely upset, or losing control emotionally

desquiciado, fuera de control

desquiciado, fuera de control

Ex: He was calm at first, then came unglued during the argument. 
to crap out

to fail badly or blunder, especially unexpectedly

fracasar estrepitosamente, meter la pata

fracasar estrepitosamente, meter la pata

Ex: The team always craps out when under pressure. 
depressoid
depressoid
[Adjetivo]

feeling somewhat down, low, or mildly depressed, often used playfully

algo deprimido, un poco bajón

algo deprimido, un poco bajón

Ex: I'm feeling a bit depressoid after that long week. 
deso
deso
[Adjetivo]

short for desperate or desolation, used to describe someone or something in a needy or dire state

desesperado, desolado

desesperado, desolado

Ex: He was feeling deso after losing his wallet. 
despo
despo
[Adjetivo]

extremely desperate or needy

desesperado, necesitado

desesperado, necesitado

Ex: He's acting so despo just to get attention. 
shelled
shelled
[Adjetivo]

(cycling) exhausted and unable to keep up, having depleted one's energy reserves

agotado, reventado

agotado, reventado

Ex: He was completely shelled after the last hill. 
bed rot
bed rot
[Sustantivo]

extended time spent in bed, often relaxing, watching TV, or reading

pereza en la cama, ociosidad en la cama

pereza en la cama, ociosidad en la cama

Ex: After a hectic week, I'm looking forward to some much-needed bed rot. 
brain rot
brain rot
[Sustantivo]

mental fog or decline caused by overconsumption of memes, social media, or low-quality content

deterioro mental, niebla cerebral

deterioro mental, niebla cerebral

Ex: I've got brain rot from scrolling through TikTok all day. 
morning impaired

unable to think clearly or function well in the morning

incapacitado matutino, deficiente matutino

incapacitado matutino, deficiente matutino

Ex: Bob doesn't show up on time for early meetings; he is morning impaired. 
delulu
delulu
[Adjetivo]

acting delusional or out of touch with reality, often in a playful or exaggerated way

delirante, desconectado

delirante, desconectado

Ex: He got delulu about being the next big celebrity. 
manic
manic
[Adjetivo]

overexcited, hyper, or frantically energetic, often in a chaotic or unhinged way

maníaco, frenético

maníaco, frenético

Ex: I cleaned the whole apartment at 2 AM. I was manic. 
to sanewash

to make something extreme, chaotic, or unconventional appear reasonable or acceptable

sanear, normalizar

sanear, normalizar

Ex: The studio tried to sanewash the movie's ridiculous plot. 
weepathon
weepathon
[Sustantivo]

a prolonged session of crying or emotional release

sesión prolongada de llanto, maratón de lágrimas

sesión prolongada de llanto, maratón de lágrimas

Ex: After watching the sad movie, she had a full weepathon. 
goblin mode
goblin mode
[Sustantivo]

a state of laziness, messiness, or unapologetic self-indulgence

modo duende, estado duende

modo duende, estado duende

Ex: I spent the weekend in full goblin mode, eating snacks and watching TV. 
to crash
to crash
[Verbo]

to go to bed or fall asleep quickly

desplomarse, caer rendido

desplomarse, caer rendido

Ex: After a long day at work, I just crashed on the couch and fell asleep instantly. 
to pass out

to suddenly fall asleep from tiredness or exhaustion

desmayarse de sueño, quedarse dormido de repente

desmayarse de sueño, quedarse dormido de repente

Ex: I was so exhausted I passed out on the couch. 
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