invitado
/imbiˈtado/, [ĩm.biˈt̪a.ð̞o]guest, invited
Adjective invitado (feminine invitada, masculine plural invitados, feminine plural invitadas)
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invited
Noun invitado m (plural invitados, feminine invitada, feminine plural invitadas)
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guest, invitee
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houseguest
Verb invitado m (feminine singular invitada, masculine plural invitados, feminine plural invitadas)
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Masculine singular past participle of invitar.
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Sin embargo, nunca he sido invitado a un hogar inglés que no fuera generoso.
However, I've never been a guest in an English household that wasn't generous.
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Tú también has invitado a tus amigos, ¿verdad?
You've invited your friends too, haven't you?
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Deberías haberle invitado, pero no lo hiciste.
You ought to have invited him, but you didn't.
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Los alimentos y bebidas se servían en tal profusión en la boda que la novia y el novio comenzaron a preguntarse si no deberían haber invitado a más gente.
Food and drink were served in such profusion at the wedding that the bride and groom began to wonder if they should not have invited more guests.
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No estás invitado.
You aren't invited.
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Muchas gracias por haberme invitado.
Thank you so much for inviting me.
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Estás invitado.
You're invited.
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¿Le has invitado?
Did you invite him?
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¡Estoy de vuelta! ¿Oh? ¿Tenemos un invitado?
I'm back! Oh? Have we got a guest?
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Mi jefa no me ha invitado nunca a su casa.
My boss has never invited me to her house.
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