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    Disipado (en. Wasted)

    /disiˈpaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has faded or been lost.
    The fog dissipated and the sun shone.
    La niebla se disipó y el sol brilló.
    That has lost its intensity or strength.
    The doubts about his abilities have dissipated.
    Las dudas sobre su capacidad se han disipado.
    A person who spends their money irresponsibly.
    He was a dissipated youth, always spending on parties.
    Era un joven disipado, siempre gastando en fiestas.

    Etymology

    The term 'dissipated' comes from the Latin 'dissipatus', which means to disperse or fade away.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    dissipated like smoke
    Something that disappears quickly and leaves no trace.
    disipado como el humo
    to dispel doubts
    To eliminate confusion or insecurity.
    disipar dudas
    to be a wastrel
    To spend money irresponsibly.
    ser un disipado

    Related Words

    dissipation
    Action of dissipating; the act of spending without moderation.
    disipación
    to fade away
    To gradually lose oneself until disappearing.
    desvanecerse
    to disappear
    To cease to be present or visible.
    desaparecer

    Slang Meanings

    A person who spends a lot on parties or fun.
    He is always at the best party, he is a true wastrel.
    Siempre está en la mejor fiesta, es un verdadero disipado.
    Someone who doesn’t care about money.
    That guy is very dissipated, he never saves anything.
    Ese chico es muy disipado, nunca guarda nada.