意思
To remain inactive or passive in a situation where action is needed.
文化背景
Often used in workplace labor disputes to describe unions or management. Used frequently in family settings to scold children for not helping with chores.
Use with 'quedarse'
Adding 'quedarse' makes the phrase sound more natural in most contexts.
意思
To remain inactive or passive in a situation where action is needed.
Use with 'quedarse'
Adding 'quedarse' makes the phrase sound more natural in most contexts.
自我测试
Complete the sentence with the correct form.
No te _______ de brazos, ¡ayúdame!
The imperative form 'no te cruces' is required.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the correct usage.
The past participle 'cruzados' is the correct adjective form.
🎉 得分： /2
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2 练习No te _______ de brazos, ¡ayúdame!
The imperative form 'no te cruces' is required.
Choose the correct usage.
The past participle 'cruzados' is the correct adjective form.
🎉 得分： /2
常见问题
2 个问题It can be, as it implies someone is lazy or indifferent.
Yes, 'Me quedé de brazos cruzados' means you felt helpless.
相关表达
Estar de manos atadas
similarTo have one's hands tied.
No mover un dedo
synonymTo not lift a finger.
