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    Intacto (en. Intact)

    /in'tak.to/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something that is preserved in its original state, without damage.
    The package arrived intact at its destination.
    El paquete llegó intacto a su destino.
    Applies to something that remains unchanged, preserved.
    His reputation remained intact despite the criticism.
    Su reputación se mantuvo intacta a pesar de las críticas.
    Describes a condition that has not been touched or modified.
    The fresco on the wall has remained intact for centuries.
    El fresco en la pared se ha mantenido intacto por siglos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'intactus,' which means not touched.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to remain intact
    to remain unchanged or undamaged.
    quedar intacto
    to be intact
    to remain in its original state.
    estar intacto
    to come out intact
    to suffer no damage in a difficult situation.
    salir intacto

    Related Words

    touch
    The action of touching something. Related to the way it is perceived.
    tacto
    tactile
    Related to the sense of touch.
    táctil
    intactness
    The act of doing something that preserves it in its original state.
    intactención

    Slang Meanings

    To be in perfect condition.
    The car is intact after the trip.
    El coche está intacto después del viaje.
    Not to have been affected by a difficult situation.
    Despite the criticism, his career is intact.
    A pesar de las críticas, su carrera está intacta.