callada
/kaˈʝada/, [kaˈʝa.ð̞a], /kaˈʝada/, [kaˈʝa.ð̞a]quiet
Adjective callada f sg
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feminine singular of callado
Verb callada f sg
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Feminine singular past participle of callar.
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Jane se quedó callada durante un buen rato.
Jane kept silent for a long time.
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Negra y vacía es la noche, si tus ojos no me miran, si tu boca no me habla, si tú, niña, no suspiras, y me destrozas el alma, pues te miro cada día, y con tu mirada callada, otra mirada tú miras. (Pablo Ruiz Arrabal -un amigo mío-)
Dark and empty is the night if your eyes do not look at me, if your mouth does not speak, if you, girl, do not sigh, it destroys my soul, so I look at you each day, and with your quiet look, you catch another glance. (Pablo Ruiz Arrabal -a friend of mine-)
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De repente se quedó callada.
She suddenly fell silent.
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¿Por qué ella está tan callada?
Why is she so silent?
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Estaba enfadada. Por eso se quedó callada.
She was angry. That is why she remained silent.
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La dama se quedó callada.
The lady remained silent.
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Al no saber qué contestar, me quedé callada.
Not knowing what to answer, I kept silent.
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