traicionado

/tɾaiθjoˈnado/, [t̪ɾai̯.θjoˈna.ð̞o]

betrayed

Verb traicionado m (feminine singular traicionada, masculine plural traicionados, feminine plural traicionadas)

Examples

Él ha traicionado a sus amigos por dinero.

He betrayed his friends for money.

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Él se arrancó los ojos para no volver a ver a la patria que había traicionado.

He gouged his eyes out so he would never see again his homeland he had betrayed.

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Él se arrepintió de haber traicionado a su país con el enemigo.

He repented having betrayed his country to the enemy.

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Yo no te he traicionado.

I did not betray you.

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Nos has traicionado.

You've betrayed us.

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Me has traicionado.

You've betrayed me.

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Tom se sintió traicionado.

Tom felt betrayed.

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Si hubiera sido un amigo de verdad, no te habría traicionado, ¿verdad?

If he had been a real friend, he wouldn't have betrayed you, now would he?

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¿Alguna vez te ha traicionado un buen amigo?

Have you ever been betrayed by a good friend?

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Me siento traicionado, pero todavía me gusta ella.

I feel betrayed, but I still like her.

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