pegado

/peˈɡado/, [peˈɣ̞a.ð̞o]

glued, stuck

Adjective pegado (feminine pegada, masculine plural pegados, feminine plural pegadas)

Verb pegado m (feminine singular pegada, masculine plural pegados, feminine plural pegadas)

Examples

¿Quién te ha pegado?

Who hit you?

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Me has pegado un susto de muerte.

You scared the living daylights out of me.

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¿Alguna vez has pegado un poster a una pared?

Have you ever stuck a poster on a wall?

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Tengo barro pegado a los zapatos.

Mud clings to my shoes.

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Las carreras de bicicleta de montaña han pegado con los jóvenes japoneses en los últimos años.

Mountain bike racing has caught on with young Japanese in the past few years.

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Me has pegado tu catarro.

You've given me your cold.

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Dijo que su marido le había pegado, pero en realidad fue al revés.

She said that her husband hit her, but in fact it was the other way around.

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Tom tenía un pedazo de chicle pegado en la suela de uno de sus zapatos.

Tom had some gum stuck on the bottom of one of his shoes.

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Esta es la primera vez que le he pegado a mi perro.

This is the first time I've ever beaten my dog.

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Mi computador se quedó pegado.

My computer has frozen.

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