comido

/koˈmido/, [koˈmi.ð̞o]

eaten

Verb comido m (feminine singular comida, masculine plural comidos, feminine plural comidas)

Examples

Me alegro de no haber comido lo mismo que tú.

I'm glad that I didn't eat the same thing that you did.

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Tom no ha comido en todo el día.

Tom hasn't eaten all day.

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No debí haberme comido la bolsa entera de papas fritas.

I shouldn't have eaten the whole bag of potato chips.

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¿Cuántos huevos te has comido esta mañana?

How many eggs did you eat this morning?

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No he comido nada en los últimos tres días.

I have not eaten anything for the last three days.

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Comprendemos que has comido mucho.

We understand that you have eaten a lot.

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Se han comido todo el pastel.

They ate up all the cake.

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No he comido comida francesa desde que dejé Francia.

I haven't eaten French food since I left France.

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Me lo he comido porque tenía hambre.

I was hungry, so I ate it.

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Él ha comido arroz dos veces al día durante muchos años.

He ate rice twice a day for many years.

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