casado

/kaˈsado/, [kaˈsa.ð̞o]

married

Adjective casado (feminine casada, masculine plural casados, feminine plural casadas)

Noun 1 casado m (plural casados, feminine casada, feminine plural casadas)

Noun 2 casado m (plural casados)

(Costa Rica) A meal of rice, black beans, meat, salad, plantain banana and other ingredients

Verb casado m (feminine singular casada, masculine plural casados, feminine plural casadas)

Examples

Tom ya está casado.

Tom is already married.

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Está casado y tiene tres hijos.

He's married and has three children.

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Nos hemos casado.

We got married.

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Deberíamos habernos casado.

We should have gotten married.

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¿Está usted casado o soltero?

Are you married or single?

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No sabía que Tom estaba casado.

I didn't know Tom was married.

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¿Todavía estoy casado?

Am I still married?

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En la vida de casado tres es compañía y dos ninguna.

In married life three is company and two none.

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Su hermano está casado, pero no tiene hijos.

His brother is married but he hasn't any children.

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No sabía que se había casado.

I didn't know she was married.

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