con mal pie

Spanish

Etymology

Literally, “with [the] bad foot”.

Adverb

con mal pie

  1. (idiomatic) unsuccessfully, badly, on the wrong foot
    Synonyms: a contrapié, sin éxito

See also

  • empezar con mal pie

Further reading

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