Region: ucas track in several countries in Latin America with the sense that we mean here. In Spain and elsewhere used "to have bad blood" to mean inclination to do harm, evil person. In Argentina and Uruguay employ "bad blood" in this sense of misconduct, for example: "It was not accidentally that offended me, did it on purpose, in bad milk that is".
Mariluz said: These idiomatic ucas track expressions are sometimes very difficult to understand because normally support a figurative interpretation, but there is no doubt that it is very important ucas track to know as these are part of the culture of the language. Reply Remove ucas track
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