No. 3,871 in Spanish
tirado
"Tirado" means "thrown," "lying," or "strewn," and can also mean "cheap" or "easy" depending on the context.
In a sentence
El libro está tirado en el suelo.
The book is lying on the floor.
In this sentence, 'tirado' is used to describe the state of the book being strewn or lying on the floor.
Se sintió tirado cuando no le respondieron el mensaje.
He felt abandoned when they didn't reply to his message.
Here, 'tirado' conveys a sense of feeling neglected or abandoned.
Siempre está tirado en el sofá viendo televisión.
He is always lying on the couch watching TV.
In this context, 'tirado' is used to express the act of lying or reclining lazily.
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