How is the word contenido translated from Spanish to English

Lo que hay dentro de algo o el material que lo forma.

The things inside something, or the material in it.

noun
English translation
content

Examples with “contenido”

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  • El contenido del vídeo es aburrido. The content of the video is boring.

  • Parece satisfecho con su trabajo. He seems content with his job.

  • Revisa con atención el contenido del informe. Please check the content of the report carefully.

  • No todos están satisfechos viviendo en una gran ciudad. Not everyone is content to live in a big city.

  • ¿El contenido de esta página cambia a menudo? Does the content on this page change often?

  • El gato se tumbó junto a la ventana, calentito y satisfecho. The cat lay by the window, warm and content.

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FAQ about “contenido”

How is “contenido” translated from Spanish?
“contenido” translates into English as “content”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “contenido” mean?
Meaning of “contenido”: Lo que hay dentro de algo o el material que lo forma. In English — “content”.
What part of speech is “contenido”?
“contenido” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “contenido”?
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How can I memorize “contenido”?
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