Alzado (en. Raised)

/alˈθa.ðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: Act of lifting or raising something.

English: The raising of the bridge allowed the passage of boats.

El alzado del puente permitió el paso de los barcos.

English: Height or elevation of anything.

English: The height of the mountains is impressive.

El alzado de las montañas es impresionante.

English: A person who appears arrogant or haughty.

English: That show-off doesn't know how to listen to others.

Ese alzado no sabe escuchar a los demás.

verb

English: To lift or put something in a vertical position.

English: Once the curtain was raised, the show began.

Alzado el telón, comenzó la función.

English: To increase the height or amount of something.

English: We raised our voices so they would hear us.

Alzamos la voz para que nos escucharan.

English: From the verb 'to raise', which originates from the Latin 'altare'.

English: raising of hands

English: Raising of the hands, generally to ask for the floor.

alzado de manos

English: to be a show-off

English: To be a person who boasts about what they have or who they are.

ser un alzado

English: to raise

English: To lift something to a higher position.

alzar

English: uprising

English: Action of raising, especially in the context of a rebellion.

alzamiento

English: raised (as an adjective)

English: That is upright or in a vertical position.

alzado (como adjetivo)

English: A person who appears haughty.

English: That guy is a show-off, he always thinks he's the best.

Ese chico es un alzado, siempre se cree el mejor.

English: Someone who boasts about their status or wealth.

English: I can't stand the show-offs who only talk about money.

No aguanto a los alzados que solo hablan de dinero.