No. 3,186 in French
regardé
"Regardé" means "looked at" or "watched."
In a sentence
J'ai regardé un film passionnant hier soir.
I watched an exciting movie last night.
In this sentence, 'regardé' is used in the past tense (passé composé) to describe an action that happened in the past — watching a movie.
Ma sœur a regardé attentivement le tableau au musée.
My sister carefully looked at the painting in the museum.
Here, 'regardé' reflects the action of observing or looking at the painting and indicates focus and careful attention.
Ils ont regardé la carte pour trouver le chemin.
They looked at the map to find the way.
In this instance, 'regardé' is used to signify consulting or examining an item, in this case, a map, to achieve a purpose.
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