Quedan (en. Remain)

/keˈðan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the permanence of something in a place.

The keys remain on the table.

Las llaves quedan en la mesa.

Referring to appointments or meetings that are planned.

They agreed to meet at five.

Quedan en verse a las cinco.

Indicates that some things are the result of a previous action.

After the rain, puddles remain on the street.

Después de la lluvia, quedan charcos en la calle.

From Latin 'quedare', which indicates permanence.

to make a good impression

To leave a good impression.

quedar bien

to arrange to meet someone

To schedule a meeting with someone.

quedar con alguien

to make a bad impression

To leave a bad impression or behave inappropriately.

quedar mal

to stay

To remain in a place.

quedarse

residual

That accompanies or remains next to another.

quedante

stay place

Place where something is left.

quedadero

To be left hanging

I was left hanging waiting for your call.

Me quedé colgado esperando tu llamada.

We agreed

After the party, we agreed to meet in the square.

Después de la fiesta, quedamos en la plaza.