Ido (en. Gone)

/ˈi.ðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Refers to the action of having gone to a place.

I have gone to the market.

He ido al mercado.

Indicates that someone has gone out or left.

She has gone home.

Ella ha ido a casa.

Used to express that one has attended an event or activity.

We have gone to the party.

Hemos ido a la fiesta.

From the verb 'ir', which comes from the Latin 'īre'.

to leave gone

Indicates that someone has left without notice.

irse ido

I feel that he/she has gone

Expresses the feeling of loss of someone or something.

siento que se ha ido

has not ended up

Refers to something that has not reached a destination.

no ha ido a parar

to go

Verb that indicates movement from one place to another.

arrival

Action of coming, which is the opposite of going.

venida

to depart

To leave a place.

partir

To be very distracted or absent-minded.

You are out of it today, what’s wrong with you?

Estás ido hoy, ¿qué te pasa?

To disappear without a trace.

The car has gone without us noticing.

El coche se ha ido sin que nos diéramos cuenta.