lit in Italian
lit in Italian is acceso — lit means past tense and past participle of light, used for setting something on fire or turning on a light.
lit in Italian
acceso
Illuminated.
What does "lit" mean?
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verb Past tense and past participle of light, used for setting something on fire or turning on a light.
"He lit a fire in the garden and we toasted marshmallows."
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adj Having light shining on or in it; illuminated.
"The stage was brightly lit, so everyone could see the performers."
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adj (informal) Drunk or high.
"By midnight, half the guests were pretty lit and singing loudly."
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adj (slang) Exciting, excellent, or full of energy.
"The party was lit, and nobody wanted to go home."
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lit in a sentence
- He lit a fire in the garden and we toasted marshmallows.
- The campers lit their torches as the sky grew dark.
- The stage was brightly lit, so everyone could see the performers.
- We walked home along a poorly lit path beside the river.
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What is "lit" in Italian?
"lit" in Italian is acceso. lit means: Past tense and past participle of light, used for setting something on fire or turning on a light.
How do you use "lit" in a sentence?
Example: "He lit a fire in the garden and we toasted marshmallows." In Italian, "lit" is acceso.
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