abrocharse el cinturón 38
Although I had never heard this expression in the sense given to it by Aaron Israel Lion's Franc, it is consistent with the idea of "putting on your pants" as "stopping resting and preparing to do a task." Still, I think it's a mistake or a trolled for tightening her belt.
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