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    Tomado (en. Taken)

    /toˈmaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Past participle of the verb tomar.
    I have taken the book from the table.
    He tomado el libro de la mesa.
    Can refer to someone who has ingested alcohol.
    That night I was taken and couldn’t drive.
    Esa noche estaba tomado y no podía conducir.
    Used in the context of something that has been accepted or agreed upon.
    The decision was taken unanimously.
    La decisión fue tomada por unanimidad.

    Etymology

    Comes from the verb tomar, which has Latin roots.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Taken by the hand
    To be in a close or collaborative relationship.
    Tomado de la mano
    To be taken
    To be under the influence of alcohol.
    Estar tomado
    Taken seriously
    To be considered important.
    Tomado en serio

    Related Words

    tomar
    Verb that means to grab or consume something.
    tomar
    tomadura
    The action of taking.
    tomadura
    tomador
    A person who takes something.
    tomador

    Slang Meanings

    To be drunk or tipsy.
    Last night I overdid it and I am taken now.
    Anoche me pasé y estoy tomado ahora.
    To have a carefree attitude.
    Today I am taken, I am not thinking about anything.
    Hoy estoy tomado, no pienso en nada.