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    Encendidos (en. On)

    /enθenˈðidos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    State of something on fire or burning.
    The ignitions of the fire in the fireplace were comforting.
    Los encendidos del fuego en la chimenea eran reconfortantes.
    Figuratively, it refers to excitement or passion in a discussion.
    The conversation turned into heated debates about politics.
    La conversación se tornó en encendidos debates sobre política.
    verb
    Act of setting something on fire or causing something to burn.
    The firefighter ignited the stove to warm the house.
    El bombero encendió el fogón para calentar la casa.
    To activate something that produces light or heat.
    I turned on the garden lights for the party.
    Encendí las luces del jardín para la fiesta.

    Etymology

    From the verb "encender," which comes from the Latin 'incendere,' meaning 'to set fire' or 'to burn.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be ignited
    To be very excited or enthusiastic about a topic.
    estar encendido
    ignited spirits
    Intense emotions in a discussion.
    encendidos ánimos
    is ignited with rage
    To be very angry.
    está encendido de rabia

    Related Words

    to ignite
    To fall in flames or start a fire.
    encender
    fire
    Combustion that produces light and heat.
    fuego
    flame
    Fire in a visible state.
    llama

    Slang Meanings

    To be very motivated or excited.
    That movie left him ignited.
    Esa película lo dejó encendido.
    To be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
    Last night he was ignited at the party.
    Anoche estaba encendido en la fiesta.