jacked in Spanish
jacked in Spanish is corpulento, fisicudo, fornido — jacked means slang: high on drugs, alcohol, or stimulants.
jacked in Spanish
corpulento
fisicudo
fornido
heracleo
hercúleo
morrocotudo
What does "jacked" mean?
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adjective Slang: high on drugs, alcohol, or stimulants.
"He was completely jacked after three energy drinks."
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adjective Slang: broken, messed up, or not working properly.
"My laptop screen is jacked since I dropped it."
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adjective Slang: very muscular; heavily built from weightlifting.
"He got jacked after a year of lifting weights."
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jacked in a sentence
- He was completely jacked after three energy drinks.
- My laptop screen is jacked since I dropped it.
- He got jacked after a year of lifting weights.
- The bouncer was jacked and twice as wide as the doorway.
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What is "jacked" in Spanish?
"jacked" in Spanish is corpulento, fisicudo, fornido. jacked means: Slang: high on drugs, alcohol, or stimulants.
How do you use "jacked" in a sentence?
Example: "He was completely jacked after three energy drinks." In Spanish, "jacked" is corpulento, fisicudo, fornido.
Are there other ways to say "jacked" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "jacked": corpulento, fisicudo, fornido, heracleo, hercúleo, morrocotudo.
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