Wasted Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈweɪstɪd/

WAY-stid

UK

/wˈeɪstɪd/

WAY-stid

परिभाषा

"Wasted" can mean very drunk, extremely tired, or used badly so that something is lost or not useful. The exact meaning depends strongly on context.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very common in informal English for "very drunk": "He got wasted." It can also mean "extremely tired" in casual speech, and "wasted" before a noun often means something was not used well, as in "wasted time" or "wasted money."

• Spanish: borracho - agotado - desperdiciado
• Portuguese (BR): bêbado - acabado - desperdiçado
• Portuguese (PT): bêbedo - exausto - desperdiçado
• Chinese (Simplified): 醉醺醺的 - 累垮了的 - 浪费掉的
• Chinese (Traditional): 醉醺醺的 - 累垮了的 - 浪費掉的
• Hindi: नशे में - बहुत थका हुआ - बर्बाद किया हुआ
• Arabic: ثمل - مرهق جدًا - مهدور
• Bengali: নষ্ট (সময়/সম্পদ) - খুব মাতাল - খুব ক্লান্ত
• Russian: потрачен впустую - очень пьяный - измотанный
• Japanese: 無駄になった - ベロベロに酔った - へとへとになった
• Vietnamese: lãng phí - say xỉn - kiệt sức
• Korean: 낭비된 - 완전히 취한 - 녹초가 된
• Turkish: boşa giden - sızmış (aşırı sarhoş) - bitkin
• Urdu: ضائع - بہت نشے میں - تھکا ہوا
• Indonesian: sia-sia - sangat mabuk - sangat lelah

उदाहरण वाक्य

He was wasted after the party.

basic

I feel wasted after work today.

basic

All that food was wasted.

basic

By midnight, they were completely wasted.

natural

I'm wasted — let's order food instead of cooking.

natural

It was a wasted opportunity, and everyone knew it.

natural