contado

/konˈtado/, [kõn̪ˈt̪a.ð̞o]

cash, counted

Adjective contado (feminine contada, masculine plural contados, feminine plural contadas)

Verb contado m (feminine singular contada, masculine plural contados, feminine plural contadas)

Examples

Tom le ha contado a Mary todo lo que sabe acerca del tema.

Tom has told Mary all he knows about the matter.

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Tom no debería haberle contado sus secretos a Mary.

Tom shouldn't have told Mary his secrets.

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Aún no se lo he contado a Tom.

I haven't told Tom yet.

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Deberías haberme contado la verdad.

You should have told me the truth.

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Debería habértelo contado.

I should've told you.

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Me ha contado una historia interesante.

He told me an interesting story.

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Ojalá no le hubieras contado nada acerca del plan.

I wish you had not told him about the plan.

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No debería haberte contado nada.

I shouldn't have told you anything.

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¿Ya le has contado las noticias a tu amigo?

Have you told your friend the news yet?

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No sé nada de él aparte de lo que tú me has contado.

I know nothing about him beyond what you told me.

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