Tragado (en. Swallowed)
/tɾaˈɣaðo/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
The act of swallowing.
The swallowing of a medication can be complicated for some.
El tragado de un medicamento puede ser complicado para algunos.
The amount swallowed of something.
The amount of water he swallowed was excessive.
El tragado de agua que hizo fue excesivo.
verb
Form of the past participle of the verb to swallow.
She has swallowed too much air while eating.
Ella ha tragado demasiado aire mientras comía.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'tragar', which comes from the Latin 'tragere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
swallowed by words
Expression indicating that someone has spoken too much without thinking.
tragado de palabras
swallowed by air
Referring to an involuntary intake of air when swallowing.
tragado de aire
not to swallow a lie
Indicates that someone does not accept a falsehood.
no tragarse una mentira
Related Words
to swallow
Action of carrying food or liquid through the throat.
tragar
to deglutinate
Formal synonym for to swallow.
deglutir
ingestion
Act of introducing something into the stomach.
ingestión
Slang Meanings
To buy into a tall tale
I don't buy that story, I know it's not true.
No me trago ese cuento, sé que no es cierto.
Swallowed up by work
He has been so swallowed up by work that he has no time for anything else.
Ha estado tan tragado por el trabajo que no tiene tiempo para nada más.