Put one's foot in it Speak one's mind Have one's head in the clouds Pull someone's leg Piece of cake Be fed up Get one's act together Lend a hand Be stunned Hit the nail on the head Cost an arm and a leg Turn a blind eye Spare no expense Be broke Tide someone over Win the day Cross the line Not sleep a wink Fish out of water Be in a foul mood
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Tomar el pelo
Literally 'to take the hair,' it means to trick or tease someone in a playful way. It is often used when someone tells a lie that is meant to be funny.
Examples in context
¿Es verdad o me estás tomando el pelo?
Is it true or are you pulling my leg?
No le creas, solo te está tomando el pelo.
Don't believe him, he's just pulling your leg.
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