No tener nada que hacer y sentirse aburrido o inquieto.
Having nothing to do and feeling bored or restless.
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El fin de semana largo me quedé sin nada que hacer. — I felt at a loose end during the long weekend.
¿Estás sin nada que hacer esta tarde? — Are you at a loose end this afternoon?
Avísame si no tienes nada que hacer y quedamos. — Please let me know if you're at a loose end; we can hang out.
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