leído

/leˈido/, [leˈi.ð̞o]

read, well-read

Adjective leído (feminine leída, masculine plural leídos, feminine plural leídas)

Verb leído m (feminine singular leída, masculine plural leídos, feminine plural leídas)

Examples

Yo ya he leído este libro.

I've already read this book.

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Todavía no he leído el periódico de hoy.

I've not read today's paper yet.

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No he leído ninguna de sus novelas.

I haven't read any of his novels.

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Ésta es la novela más larga que he leído hasta ahora.

This is the longest novel that I have ever read.

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Este es el mejor libro que jamás he leído.

This is the best book that I've ever read.

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Ya he leído el libro.

I have already read the book.

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Después de haber leído la carta, se puso triste.

He got sad after reading the letter.

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Se ha leído un manifiesto en contra de los recortes sociales.

A statement against social program cuts has been read.

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¿Has leído alguna vez un libro en francés?

Have you ever read a book in French?

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Mi abuelo habrá leído diez veces la Biblia si la lee otra vez.

My grandfather will have read the Bible ten times if he reads it again.

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