WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| wilted adj | (flower, plant: drooped) | marchito/a adj |
| | There was one wilted rose in the otherwise beautiful bouquet. |
| wilted adj | figurative (spirit, morale: deflated) | desanimado/a adj |
| | | apagado/a adj |
| | Joanne felt wilted after her tutor listed all the things that were wrong with her essay. |
| wilted adj | (vegetable: cooked until just soft) | cocinado hasta ablandarse loc adj |
| | The meal was served with a side dish of wilted spinach and garlic. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| wilt⇒ vi | (plant: wither, droop) | marchitarse⇒ v prnl |
| | The plants were wilting due to the lack of rain. |
| | Las plantas se están marchitando debido a la falta de lluvia. |
| wilt vi | figurative (person: be weak, exhausted) | languidecer⇒ vi |
| | (figurado) | marchitarse⇒ v prnl |
| | The hikers were wilting in the heat of the midday sun. |
| | Los senderistas languidecen al calor del sol de mediodía. |
| wilt vi | figurative (spirits, morale: flag) | decaer⇒ vi |
| | The bad news caused the employee's spirits to wilt and everyone went home early. |
| wilt [sth]⇒ vtr | (vegetable: cook until just soft) | sofreír⇒ vtr |
| | Wilt the spinach leaves in a wok. |
| Additional Translations |
| wilt⇒ v aux | archaic (will: 2nd person singular) | translation unavailable |
| Note: Futuro, 2nda persona singular. |
| | Where wilt thou go? |