WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| lit adj | (space, object: illuminated) | iluminado adj |
| | | alumbrado adj |
| | The room was well lit. |
| | La habitación estaba bien iluminada. |
| lit adj | (candle, cigarette: burning) | encendido/a adj |
| | | prendido adj |
| | I saw the man walking in front of me throw his lit cigarette on the sidewalk. |
| | Vi que el hombre delante mío tiró su cigarrillo encendido en la acera. |
lit,
lit. adj | written, abbreviation (literary) (literario) | lit. abreviatura |
| | Lisa is studying lit crit as part of her degree. |
| | Lisa está estudiando crítica lit. |
| lit n | informal, abbreviation (literature class, literature) | literatura nf |
| | Ben had lit immediately after lunch. |
| | Ben tenía literatura después del almuerzo. |
| Additional Translations |
| lit. adj | written, abbreviation (literal) (abreviatura, literal) | lit. adj mf |
| | The word "dream" has both lit. and fig. meanings. |
| | La palabra "sueño" tiene significados lit. y fig. |
| lit adj | figurative, slang (drunk) (coloquial) | pedo, mamado/a adj |
| | (AmC, CU: coloquial) | jumado/a adj |
| | (EC: coloquial) | chumado adj |
| | | borracho/a adj |
| | Dan was so lit last night, he fell asleep on his own doorstep. |
| | Dan estaba tan pedo anoche que se quedó dormido en la entrada de su propia casa. |
| lit adj | figurative, slang (excellent, amazing) | genial, excelente adj mf |
| | (AmC, CO, EC, VE: coloquial) | chévere adj mf |
| | (ES: coloquial) | guay adj mf |
| | This song is lit! |
| | ¡Esta canción está genial! |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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