Entity: SER-UNA-MAQUINA
SER-UNA-MAQUINA is a Spanish slang term used to describe a person who excels in a particular area, being exceptionally skilled, efficient, or reliable.
SER-UNA-MAQUINA
Etymology
The term 'SER-UNA-MAQUINA' originates from Spanish slang, where 'máquina' translates to 'machine' in English.
Definition
SER-UNA-MAQUINA is used to describe a person who excels in a particular area, being exceptionally skilled, efficient, or reliable, likened to a machine in their proficiency.
Historical Context
The term has been used in Hispanic and Northern New Mexican slang to praise individuals for their outstanding abilities or performance in various fields.
Cultural Significance
In Spanish-speaking cultures, calling someone 'SER-UNA-MAQUINA' is a high compliment, highlighting their dedication and excellence in their craft.
Related Concepts
- 'Maquina': Refers to a person who is very good at something or performs exceptionally in a certain area.
- 'A la maquina!': Used similarly to an expletive or astounded type statement, referring to the machine or the maker.
See Also
A term in Spanish slang referring to a person who is extremely good, efficient, or skilled at something, likened to a machine in reliability and proficiency.