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jacked

/dʒækt/

jacked off

jacked up

Translations

jackedadjective

more jacked

Comp.

most jacked

Super.

/dʒækt/

muscléSe dit d'une personne au physique très développé, avec des muscles bien dessinés.

He has been working out a lot and is looking really jacked.

Il s'entraîne beaucoup et il a l'air vraiment musclé.

voléFamilier.

The car was jacked from the parking lot last night.

La voiture a été volée sur le parking cette nuit.

surexcitéFamilier; pour une excitation intense, souvent liée à l'adrénaline ou à des stimulants.

After drinking three cups of coffee, she was completely jacked and ready to start her day.

Après avoir bu trois tasses de café, elle était complètement surexcitée et prête à commencer sa journée.

bousilléFamilier; pour quelque chose de cassé, abîmé ou en très mauvais état.

My laptop is completely jacked after I dropped it.

Mon ordinateur portable est complètement bousillé depuis que je l'ai fait tomber.

Synonyms

jackverb

jacked

Past Simple

jacked

Past Simple

jacked

Past Participle

jacking

Gerund

/dʒæk/

souleverSouvent avec un cric ou un dispositif mécanique.

He had to jack the car up to change the tire.

Il a dû soulever la voiture avec un cric pour changer la roue.

augmenter

The company decided to jack up the prices of their products.

L'entreprise a décidé d'augmenter les prix de ses produits.

volerFamilier, surtout pour un véhicule.

Someone tried to jack my car last night.

Quelqu'un a essayé de voler ma voiture hier soir.

boosterFamilier.

The coach tried to jack up the team's morale before the big game.

L'entraîneur a essayé de booster le moral de l'équipe avant le grand match.

Synonyms

Definitions

jackedadjective

Having well-developed muscles; muscular.

He has been working out a lot and is looking really jacked.

Stolen or taken by force.

The car was jacked from the parking lot last night.

Excited or stimulated, often due to adrenaline or drugs.

After drinking three cups of coffee, she was completely jacked and ready to start her day.

Broken, damaged, or otherwise in a very poor condition; messed up.

My laptop is completely jacked after I dropped it.

jackverb

To lift or raise something, especially with a mechanical device.

He had to jack the car up to change the tire.

To increase or raise something, such as a price or level.

The company decided to jack up the prices of their products.

To steal or take something, often used in the context of car theft.

Someone tried to jack my car last night.

To boost or enhance something, often used in the context of energy or excitement.

The coach tried to jack up the team's morale before the big game.