Colocada (en. Placed)

[kolo'kaða]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definitions: State or condition of being situated or located in a place.

Definitions: The placement of the furniture in the living room is very important for decoration.

La colocada de los muebles en la sala es muy importante para la decoración.

Definitions: Situation that someone occupies in a job or in society.

Definitions: My sister has a position at a very prestigious company.

Mi hermana tiene una colocada en una empresa muy prestigiosa.

verb

Definitions: Action of putting or placing something in a specific site.

Definitions: The carpenter placed the shelf on the wall.

El carpintero colocada la estantería en la pared.

Etymology_origin: The term 'placed' comes from the verb 'to place,' which in turn comes from the Latin 'collocare.'

Common_phrases: well placed

Common_phrases: in a good position or state

bien colocada

Common_phrases: poorly placed

Common_phrases: in a bad position or state

mal colocada

Common_phrases: placed at work

Common_phrases: to have a position or job

colocada en el trabajo

Common_phrases: to be placed

Common_phrases: to be situated in a specific place or emotional state

colocarse

Related_words: to place

Related_words: To put something in a specific place.

colocar

Related_words: location

Related_words: Place where something is situated.

ubicación

Related_words: positioning

Related_words: The act of situating something in a specific position.

posicionamiento

Slang_meanings: State of being under the effects of a substance.

Slang_meanings: After the party, she was quite high.

Después de la fiesta, estaba muy colocada.

Slang_meanings: To be in an elevated or altered mental state.

Slang_meanings: You could tell she was high after a couple of beers.

Se notaba que estaba colocada después de un par de cervezas.