lit in Polish
lit in Polish is fajny — lit means past tense and past participle of light, used for setting something on fire or turning on a light.
lit in Polish
fajny
(slang) Excellent, fantastic; cool.
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.
"She lit the candles before her guests arrived."
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adj Having light shining on or in it; illuminated.
"The street was well lit even at midnight."
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adj (informal) Drunk or high.
"He got a little lit at the office party."
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adj (slang) Exciting, excellent, or full of energy.
"That concert last night was absolutely lit."
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lit in a sentence
- She lit the candles before her guests arrived.
- The street was well lit even at midnight.
- He got a little lit at the office party.
- That concert last night was absolutely lit.
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What is "lit" in Polish?
"lit" in Polish is fajny. 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: "She lit the candles before her guests arrived." In Polish, "lit" is fajny.
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