wrecked

wrecked
wrecked
tr[rekt]
adjective
1 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL (ship) naufragado,-a; (sailor) náufrago,-a
2 (car, plane) destrozado,-a; (building) destruido,-a
noun
1 figurative use (life, career, hopes) arruinado,-a, destrozado,-a; (plans) estropeado,-a
adjective
1 familiar figurative use (stoned) ciego,-a, colocado,-a, pasado,-a
rekt
adjective (sl) (pred)

to be/feel wrecked — estar*/sentirse* hecho polvo (fam)

[rekt]
ADJ
1) (=destroyed) destruido; (=broken down) estropeado, averiado; [ship] naufragado, hundido
2) ** [person] (=exhausted) hecho polvo; (=drunk) cocido **; (from drugs) (=high) colocado **

he got really wrecked at the party — se coció bien en la fiesta **, se cogió una buena borrachera en la fiesta

* * *
[rekt]
adjective (sl) (pred)

to be/feel wrecked — estar*/sentirse* hecho polvo (fam)


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