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    Traicionado (en. Betrayed)

    /tɾai.θjaˈðo.n̪o/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who has been deceived or defrauded by someone trusted.
    He felt betrayed by his best friend.
    Se sintió traicionado por su mejor amigo.
    One who has been a victim of a betrayal.
    That person feels betrayed after what happened.
    Esa persona se siente traicionada después de lo que sucedió.
    When a country or group has betrayed its own people or allies.
    The leader was betrayed by his own colleagues.
    El líder fue traicionado por sus propios compañeros.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'to betray', which comes from the Latin 'tradere' meaning to deliver or yield.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To be betrayed
    To feel that someone has broken trust.
    estar traicionado
    To feel betrayed
    To experience emotional pain due to someone's betrayal.
    sentirse traicionado
    To betray someone
    To cease being loyal or faithful to someone.
    traicionar a alguien

    Related Words

    Treacherous
    One who betrays or has the quality of betrayal.
    traicionero
    Betrayal
    The act of betraying; disloyalty.
    traición
    Traitor
    A person who betrays someone or something.
    traidor

    Slang Meanings

    Plugged
    He feels plugged because of that situation.
    Se siente plugged por esa situación.
    No more
    After what he did, it feels like there’s no more with him.
    Después de lo que hizo, se siente que no va más con él.
    Pinched
    He was pinched when he least expected it.
    Lo pincharon cuando no lo esperaba.