Tomados (en. Taken)
/toˈmaðos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To receive or accept something that is offered.
The advice taken from his friend was very valuable.
Los consejos tomados de su amigo fueron muy valiosos.
To begin to perform an action.
Important decisions were made at the meeting.
Se tomaron decisiones importantes en la reunión.
Act of grabbing or holding something.
The books were taken from the shelf.
Los libros fueron tomados de la estantería.
Etymology
From the verb 'tomar', which comes from the Latin 'tɒmāre'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
taken by the hand
in a romantic or friendship relationship.
tomados de la mano
taken as a reference
used as a basis for a comparison.
tomados como referencia
taken into account
considered in some analysis or decision.
tomados en cuenta
Related Words
take
to grab, to catch.
tomar
capture
act of taking or seizing something.
captura
holding
act of holding something in a position.
sujeción
Slang Meanings
to be drunk
Last night they were taken after the party.
Anoche ellos estaban tomados después de la fiesta.
to be under the influence of substances
He can't work today; he's taken.
Hoy no puede trabajar, está tomado.