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No. 7,858 in Spanish

masitto

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In a sentence

  • Ese libro está masitto desde que lo compré.

    That book has been worn out since I bought it.

    In this sentence, 'masitto' is used to describe something that is considerably worn or used.

  • El suelo ahora está masitto por todo el peso que soporta.

    The floor is now damaged due to all the weight it supports.

    Here, 'masitto' is employed to express the idea of something sustaining damage or wear due to pressure or overuse.

  • Mi chaqueta favorita está masitto después de tantos años.

    My favorite jacket is worn out after so many years.

    In this example, 'masitto' conveys the state of being worn due to prolonged use or aging.

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