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English to Spanish Dictionary

wilt Meaning in Spanish (wilt significado en español)

marchitar, desfallecer
marchitar in English:wilt
Phonetic:mar-chi-tar
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de wilt en español es marchitar, desfallecer. (Ponerse flácido y decaer, típicamente por falta de agua o calor excesivo, a menudo refiriéndose a plantas.)

Definitions of Wilt

  1. 1
    verb
    marchitar

    To become limp and droop, typically due to lack of water or excessive heat, often referring to plants.

    Ponerse flácido y decaer, típicamente por falta de agua o calor excesivo, a menudo refiriéndose a plantas.

  2. 2
    verb
    desfallecer

    To lose energy, strength, or spirit, often becoming weak or dispirited.

    Perder energía, fuerza o ánimo, a menudo volviéndose débil o desanimado.

Example Sentences

casual

“The flowers began to wilt in the intense afternoon sun.”

Las flores comenzaron a marchitarse bajo el intenso sol de la tarde.

casual

“Her spirit began to wilt after weeks of constant criticism.”

Su espíritu comenzó a desfallecer después de semanas de críticas constantes.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

agostarmustiardebilitarse

In English:

droopfadesaglanguish

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

florecerfortalecerse

Inflected Word Forms

past tensewilted
present participlewilting

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

wilt under pressureexpression

To lose confidence or perform poorly when faced with a difficult or stressful situation.