olvidado

/olbiˈdado/, [ol.β̞iˈð̞a.ð̞o]

forgotten

Adjective olvidado (feminine olvidada, masculine plural olvidados, feminine plural olvidadas)

Verb olvidado m (feminine singular olvidada, masculine plural olvidados, feminine plural olvidadas)

Examples

Ha olvidado cómo se hace.

She's forgotten how to do it.

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Me he olvidado de mis gafas.

I have forgotten my glasses.

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Ha olvidado el modo de hacerlo.

She's forgotten how to do it.

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Parecía que ella había olvidado mi nombre.

She appeared to have forgotten my name.

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¿Se te ha olvidado algo?

Did you forget something?

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¿Se te ha olvidado comprar huevos?

Did you forget to buy eggs?

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Las frases que se escuchan en los juegos de los niños pueden pasar de una generación a otra después de haber olvidado su significado.

Phrases heard in children's games can be handed down for generations after their meaning has been forgotten.

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Hemos olvidado algo.

We've forgotten something.

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Me has olvidado, ¿verdad?

You've forgotten me, haven't you?

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¿Ya me has olvidado?

Have you already forgotten me?

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