casada

/kaˈsada/, [kaˈsa.ð̞a]

married, married woman

Adjective casada

Noun casada f (plural casadas, masculine casado, masculine plural casados)

Verb casada

Examples

Lisa Lillien está casada con Dan Schneider.

Lisa Lillien is married to Dan Schneider.

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No sabía que eras casada.

I didn't know you were married.

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Yo no dudo que ella esté casada.

I don't doubt that she is married.

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Es una mujer casada.

She's a married woman.

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Sí, estoy casada.

Yes, I am married.

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Tom tiene una hija que está casada con un australiano.

Tom has a daughter who's married to an Australian.

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No está casada.

She isn't married.

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Ninguna de mis dos hermanas está casada.

Both of my sisters are not married.

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Jane no sabía que Mary estaba casada.

Jane didn't know that Mary was married.

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¿Estás casada?

Are you married?

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