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How to Say "slightly crazy" in Spanish

The Spanish word forslightly crazyis tocadoB2 level.

English → SpanishB2
AdjectiveB2
figurative/informal
A bright red apple sitting on a surface, clearly showing a large, dark bruise and a visible crack on its skin, indicating damage.

Examples

El motor de la lancha está tocado; no arranca bien.

The boat engine is damaged; it doesn't start well.

Después de la noticia, María se quedó muy tocada.

After the news, Maria was left deeply affected (or hurt).

Creo que ese hombre está un poco tocado de la cabeza.

I think that man is a little bit crazy (literally: touched in the head).

Agreement

As an adjective, 'tocado' changes its ending to match the person or thing it describes: 'el coche tocado' (the damaged car) vs. 'la ventana tocada' (the damaged window).

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