Convidó (en. Invited)

/konˈβiðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To call someone to share a meal, drink, or activity.
He invited his friends to dinner at his house.
Él convidó a sus amigos a cenar en su casa.
To offer something to someone, especially in a context of friendship or camaraderie.
She offered her help to the new neighbors.
Ella convidó su ayuda a los nuevos vecinos.
To invite someone to participate in an event or celebration.
He invited us to his son's birthday party.
Nos convidó a la fiesta de cumpleaños de su hijo.

Etymology

From Latin 'convīvĭum', which means 'feast' or 'shared meal'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to give an invitation
To extend an invitation to a group of people for an event.
dar un convite
invited like a king
It refers to generously inviting others, often at large banquets.
convidó como un rey

Related Words

invitation
Formal invitation to a meal or party.
convite
feast
Meeting or party where food and drink are shared.
convivio

Slang Meanings

To invite in an informal and friendly manner.
I'm going to invite my friends to watch a movie at my house.
Voy a convidó a mis amigos a ver una película en mi casa.
To offer something in a festive environment.
She invited everyone to the beach for a barbecue.
Ella convidó a todos a la playa para una barbacoa.