Sonado (en. Sounded)

/soˈnaðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That has had a significant impact or is known for an event or situation.
The politician's scandal was very much talked about in the news.
El escándalo del político fue muy sonado en las noticias.
That has been famous or celebrated for some reason.
The artist is renowned for his latest album that has sold millions.
El artista es sonado por su último álbum que ha vendido millones.
That has caused a great impact or has been the subject of much attention.
The soccer game had a sensational ending that no one expected.
El partido de fútbol tuvo un final sonado que nadie esperaba.

Etymology

From the verb sonar, which means to produce sound or be known.

Common Phrases and Expressions

everywhere sounded
expression that indicates something has been discussed everywhere.
por todo sonado
to be a sensation
means someone is famous or is on everyone's lips.
ser un sonado
to have a sensational success
refers to a success that has had a great impact and has been widely commented on.
tener un sonado éxito

Related Words

to sound
To produce a sound or to be heard.
sonar
sound
Acoustic perception produced by vibrations.
sonido
sonority
Quality of a sound that is clear and loud.
sonoría

Slang Meanings

Someone who has little prudence or is very loud.
That guy is quite the sensation, always shouting and drawing attention.
Ese tipo es bien sonado, siempre grita y llama la atención.
Said of a situation that has caused a lot of uproar or has been widely commented on.
That party was a big deal; everyone talked about it.
Esa fiesta estuvo sonada, todo el mundo habló de ella.