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Achantarse

To freeze up / Get shy / Back out
ah-chan-TAR-seh

What does it mean?

"Achantarse" means to freeze up, get shy, back out of something, or become intimidated. "Se achantó" means "he/she froze up" or "chickened out". Very common in Colombian informal speech.

How to use it

Use to describe someone who got shy, backed out, or froze up in a situation.

Example sentences

He chickened out.

Se achantó.

Don't freeze up!

¡No te achantes!

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Badass / Impressive / Tough

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