No. 4,480 in Catalan
mirat
"Mirat" means "looked at" or "observed."
In a sentence
He mirat les estrelles aquesta nit.
I looked at the stars tonight.
In this sentence, 'mirat' is used as the past participle of the verb 'mirar', meaning 'to look at', forming a past tense construction.
El mirall està ben mirat i no té taques.
The mirror is well looked at and has no stains.
Here, 'mirat' functions as an adjective, describing the mirror as 'well looked at', indicating thorough inspection or care.
Aquest projecte serà mirat amb molta atenció.
This project will be looked at with great attention.
In this usage, 'mirat' is used in a passive construction to indicate that the project will be closely examined in the future.
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