What does tl,dr mean? View the definition of tl,dr and all related slang terms containing tl,dr below:
tl,dr :
Too long; didn't read
Usage of TL,DR
The abbreviation tl;dr stands for 'Too long; didn't read.' It is often used in online forums, social media, and text messages to indicate that a piece of content or a message is too lengthy to read or is not worth the effort of reading in full. It's a straightforward way of saying that someone isn't interested or doesn't have enough time to read everything.
Examples of tl;dr used in texting:
1. Friend A: Did you read that five-page article about climate change I sent you?
Friend B: Nope, tl;dr.
2. Mom: I just sent you an email with all the details about our family reunion next month.
Youth: Okay, but can you just give me a tl;dr version?
3. Colleague A: Hey, have you had time to go through the latest project report I sent you?
Colleague B: Sorry, I've been swamped with work. Mind giving me a tl;dr and highlighting the key points?
