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    Venido (en. Came)

    /beˈniðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something or someone that has arrived or has been brought.
    The wine that has come from France is excellent.
    El vino que ha venido de Francia es excelente.
    Describes a condition or state that has been reached.
    The peace we have been seeking has finally arrived.
    La paz que hemos venido buscando ha llegado finalmente.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'come', which comes from the Latin 'venire'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    has come down
    Indicates that something has lost its value or position.
    ha venido a menos
    come from outside
    Refers to something that comes from another place.
    venido de afuera
    has already come
    Indicates that something or someone expected has already arrived.
    ya ha venido

    Related Words

    come
    Move towards the place where the speaker is.
    venir
    arrive
    Approach a place or destination.
    llegar
    appear
    Make visible or evident again.
    aparecer

    Slang Meanings

    Person who shows up at a party uninvited.
    That friend is a come, always arrives at parties unannounced.
    Ese amigo es un venido, siempre llega a las fiestas sin avisar.
    Someone who has recently reached a status or social level.
    She is a come, now that she has money she can't stop showing off.
    Ella es una venido, ahora que tiene dinero no para de presumir.