tomado

/toˈmado/, [t̪oˈma.ð̞o]

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Adjective tomado (feminine tomada, masculine plural tomados, feminine plural tomadas)

Verb tomado m (feminine singular tomada, masculine plural tomados, feminine plural tomadas)

Examples

Solo me he tomado dos o tres tragos.

I've only had two or three swigs.

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Se ha tomado tantas molestias para nada.

He has taken all this trouble for nothing.

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Me he tomado la medicación.

I have taken my medication.

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El ómnibus estaba repleto de gente. Ojalá hubiera tomado un taxi.

The bus was very crowded. I wish I had taken a taxi.

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Tom no ha tomado ninguna decisión todavía.

Tom has not yet made up his mind.

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Ben fue tomado por un criminal.

Ben was believed to be a criminal.

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Creo que es la mejor comida que he tomado nunca.

I think this is the best meal I've ever eaten.

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Ella te ha tomado el pelo.

You were taken in by her.

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Tom se preguntaba cuántas horas le había tomado a María prepararse para la fiesta.

Tom wondered how many hours it took Mary to get ready for the party.

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Creo que Tom ha tomado una buena decisión.

I think that Tom has made a good decision.

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