"talón de Aquiles" meaning in Spanish

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  "lang_code": "es",
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          "english": "The pandemic has aggravated a problem that has turned into the Achilles heel of the German health system, which so far has managed to withstand the onslaught of Covid-19 with relative ease.",
          "ref": "2020 November 26, Ana Carbajosa, “Enfermeros españoles al rescate del sistema de salud alemán”, in El País, retrieved 2020-11-26:",
          "text": "La pandemia ha agravado un problema, convertido en el talón de Aquiles del sistema de salud alemán, que hasta el momento ha logrado resistir con cierta holgura los embates de la covid-19.",
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        "Achilles heel; the weak point of a person, thing, or process"
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        "(idiomatic) Achilles heel; the weak point of a person, thing, or process"
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  "word": "talón de Aquiles"
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