No. 11,656 in Spanish
frito
Frito: Fried.
In a sentence
He preparado pollo frito para la cena.
I prepared fried chicken for dinner.
Here, "frito" is used as a participle to describe the chicken as being fried.
Después de tanto trabajo, estoy frito de cansancio.
After so much work, I'm utterly exhausted.
In this context, "frito" is used idiomatically to mean "extremely tired" or "done for".
El pescado huele a que se ha frito en exceso.
The fish smells like it has been over-fried.
Here, "frito" is used as an adjective in the past participle form, describing the fish as something that has been fried.
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