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General Slang
no te rajes
noh teh RAH-hes · phrase · informal
Don't back down / don't chicken out.
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A pan-Latino encouragement not to give up or bail on a commitment.
“Ya casi llegamos a la meta, ¡no te rajes!”
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no te rajes In A Sentence
Ya casi llegamos a la meta, ¡no te rajes!
Origin & Usage
Latin American Spanish, from 'rajarse' (to split/back out).
Variants
no se rajen
People Also Ask
What does 'no te rajes' mean?
It means 'don't back down' or 'don't chicken out' — an encouragement to stick with a commitment.
What does 'rajarse' mean?
'Rajarse' literally means to split or crack, and figuratively to back out, quit, or lose your nerve.
How do you use 'no te rajes'?
You say it to push someone to follow through, like 'we're almost there, don't give up now.'
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