How is the word raído translated from Spanish to English
Viejo, gastado y en mal estado.
Old, worn and in poor condition.
Couldn’t load the audio. Please try again.
Viejo, gastado y en mal estado.
Old, worn and in poor condition.
Couldn’t load the audio. Please try again.
See how the word “raído” is used in sentences
Vive en un piso raído. — He lives in a shabby flat.
El sofá se ve gastado en ese rincón. — The sofa looks shabby in that corner.
Llevó un abrigo viejo y ajado a la entrevista. — He wore a shabby old coat to the interview.
Fue una jugada mezquina hacerle eso. — That was a shabby trick to play on her.
Desde la calle, el hotel se veía descuidado. — The hotel looked shabby from the street.
¿Por qué guardas ropa tan gastada? — Why do you keep such shabby clothes?
Su maletín quedó ajado después de años de uso. — His briefcase had gone shabby after years of use.
¡No puedo creer que hicieras algo tan mezquino! — I can't believe you would do something so shabby!
¿Por qué la entrada está tan descuidada? — Why is the entrance so shabby?
Le daba vergüenza su aspecto gastado. — He felt embarrassed about his shabby appearance.
¿Deberíamos cambiar estas toallas viejas y ajadas? — Should we replace these shabby old towels?
Por favor, no seas mezquino en tus tratos con los demás. — Please don't be shabby in your dealings with others.
Check a word only if you could give at least one of its meanings.
words — the estimated size of your passive Spanish vocabulary
Turn the gaps into your vocabulary
Download the app for free Spanish vocabulary testYour own vocabulary
Learn the words you actually need
A ready-made word card
Translation, examples and audio appear on their own
We help you not forget
We bring words back to practice at the right moment
Add real-life words — VibeLing reinforces them until they become automatic.
Add “raído” to your vocabulary and learn it with translation, audio and spaced repetition — right in the app.