Permanecido (en. Remained)

/peɾma. neˈsi. ðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To stay in the same place or state.
He has remained in his house all week.
Ha permanecido en su casa durante toda la semana.
To continue being or being in a specific state.
The memory of that night has remained alive in his mind.
El recuerdo de aquella noche ha permanecido vivo en su mente.
Not having left a place or not having changed.
The documents have remained in the office all this time.
Los documentos han permanecido en la oficina todo este tiempo.

Etymology

From the verb 'permanecer', which comes from the Latin 'permanere', where 'per-' means 'through' and 'manere' means 'to remain'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

remained in the same place
To not move from a specific site.
permanecido en el mismo lugar
remained in memory
Something that is vividly remembered.
permanecido en la memoria
remained silent
Not having spoken or produced sound.
permanecido en silencio

Related Words

to remain
To stay in the same place or state.
permanecer
persistence
Condition of remaining.
permanencia
permanent
That lasts or remains unchanged.
permanente

Slang Meanings

Someone who stays in one place without moving.
That guy is like stuck at the party, he never leaves.
Ese tipo está como permanecido en la fiesta, no se va nunca.
A situation that doesn't change.
I'm in a dead-end job with no hopes of change.
Estoy en un trabajo permanecido sin esperanzas de cambio.