Define mailed it in spanish

The phrase "mailed it in" is an idiomatic expression that means to do the minimum required or to put in the least amount of effort possible. In Spanish, this phrase can be translated to:

• "Se lo mandó por correo" (literally "sent it by mail", but used to convey the idea of doing the bare minimum)
• "Lo hizo a medias" (meaning "did it halfway" or "did it half-heartedly")
• "No se esforzó" (meaning "didn't make an effort")
• "Lo hizo de mala gana" (meaning "did it reluctantly" or "did it with a bad attitude")

It's worth noting that the phrase "mailed it in" is often used in a humorous or ironic way to describe someone who is not putting in much effort, so the translation may vary depending on the context in which it's used.