Metido (en. Put in)

/meˈtiðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Translation: That has been introduced or inserted into something.

Translation: The book is in the backpack.

El libro está metido en la mochila.

Translation: That gets involved in matters that do not concern them.

Translation: He is an involved person who always has an opinion about everything.

Es un metido que siempre opina sobre todo.

Translation: From the verb 'meter', which means to introduce or insert.

Translation: caught in a mess

Translation: To be involved in a complicated problem.

metido en un lío

Translation: to be involved in something

Translation: To be involved in a situation or activity.

estar metido en algo

Translation: to put

Translation: To introduce something into a place.

meter

Translation: to involve

Translation: To make someone participate in a situation.

involucrar

Translation: A person who meddles in others' affairs.

Translation: Don't be nosy, it's not your business.

No seas metido, no te incumbe.

Translation: Someone who stays updated on everything that happens.

Translation: That girl is very nosy, she always knows what's going on.

Esa chica es muy metida, siempre sabe lo que pasa.