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ser un chorizo

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¡Hola! Por lo que sé la expresión ser un chorizo significa ser un ladrón. Quiero preguntar si se refiere a un carterista o más bien a una persona que fractura casas ¿o tal vez se puede usar en cualquier contexto?

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updated Jun 11, 2014
posted by latte_art
what a fun phrase! - deedeegill72, Jun 10, 2014

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Para mí el sentido siempre ha sido lo de un ratero cualquiera o sea, desde el carterista hasta el político corrupto y todo lo de en medio.

updated Jun 11, 2014
posted by 005faa61
Muchas gracias :) - latte_art, Jun 10, 2014
ratero is very common in Mexico for a thief of any nature: pursesnatcher to corrupt politician. - gringojrf, Jun 10, 2014
Thanks Gringo I of course knew what un ladrón is but I had never herad of ratero before I now know lol :) - FELIZ77, Jun 11, 2014
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I was listening to a podcast yesterday where they talked about this. (Notes in spanish, beginners, the "ser o estar" episode.)They explained it as being anything from someone being a bit cheeky (like your boyfriend taking some money from your purse) or a pickpocket or someone who shoplifts - but not an armed robber. Hope that helps!!

updated Jun 11, 2014
edited by Motema15
posted by Motema15
Thank you! - latte_art, Jun 11, 2014