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    Traída (en. Brought)

    /traída/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The act of betraying, especially someone in whom one has trust.
    The betrayal by his best friend hurt him deeply.
    La traída de su mejor amigo le dolió profundamente.
    Violation of a duty or commitment.
    Betrayal of the homeland is considered a serious crime.
    La traída a la patria es considerada un crimen grave.
    The breach of a pact or agreement.
    The betrayal of the terms of the contract led to a difficult litigation.
    La traída de los términos del contrato llevó a un litigio difícil.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'traicionar', which comes from the Latin 'tradere', meaning to deliver or to betray.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to commit a betrayal
    To act disloyally towards someone.
    hacer una traída
    someone's betrayal
    It refers to the act of betraying a specific person.
    la traída de alguien
    to discover a betrayal
    To reveal an act of betrayal.
    descubrir una traída

    Related Words

    to betray
    Act of causing harm to someone by breaking trust.
    traicionar
    loyalty
    Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief.
    lealtad
    deceit
    The act of deceiving someone, which can be a form of betrayal.
    engaño

    Slang Meanings

    To make a dirty play.
    That guy betrayed me; I never saw it coming.
    Ese tipo me hizo una traída, nunca lo vi venir.
    To deliver a low blow.
    The betrayal was unexpected; I expected it from anyone but him.
    La traída fue inesperada; me lo esperaba de cualquiera menos de él.