queda

is at, is left, remains

Adjective queda

Noun queda f (plural quedas)

Verb queda

Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of quedar.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of quedar.

Examples

Solo nos queda esperar por el resultado.

We can but wait for the results.

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Te queda bien.

That looks good on you.

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Esa camisa me queda muy pequeña.

This T-shirt is too small for me.

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Queda detenido.

You're under arrest.

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¿Queda algo de azúcar?

Is there still any sugar?

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"¿Dónde queda mi sala?" "En el tercer piso."

"Where is my classroom?" "It's on the third floor."

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Le queda bien el vestido azul.

The blue dress suits her.

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¿Le queda bien el vestido?

Does the dress fit well?

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Este traje me queda demasiado estrecho.

This suit's too thin for me.

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¿Dónde queda la entrada?

Where's the entrance?

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