Pegó (en. Hit)

/peˈɣo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
Action of placing or joining one thing to another using adhesive or another means.
She pasted the poster on the wall.
Ella pegó el poster en la pared.
To hit someone or something.
The boy hit his friend during the game.
El niño pegó a su amigo durante el juego.
To permanently join two or more elements.
The artist glued the pieces of his masterpiece.
El artista pegó las piezas de su obra maestra.
To hold something tightly.
He stuck the label on the box.
Pegó la etiqueta en la caja.

Etymology

From Latin 'pĕgāre', meaning 'to nail' or 'to join'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to shout
To express anger or draw attention forcefully.
pegar un grito
to fall asleep
To sleep or fall asleep.
pegar el ojo
to stick to someone
To join someone or follow closely.
pegarse a alguien

Related Words

to stick
Action of strongly uniting.
pegar
glue
Substance used to bond.
pegamento
sticky
That has the property of sticking or adhering.
pegajoso

Slang Meanings

To do something quickly or without thinking much.
Don't think too much, just hit it.
No pienses tanto, solo pégale.
To connect or relate intensely.
That song hit me and I can't stop listening to it.
Esa canción me pegó y no puedo dejar de escucharla.