No. 2,652 in Portuguese
mostrado
"Mostrado" means "shown" in English.
In a sentence
Ele havia mostrado o desenho para a classe.
He had shown the drawing to the class.
The word 'mostrado' is the past participle of the verb 'mostrar' (to show) and is used here in conjunction with the auxiliary verb 'havia' to form the past perfect tense, emphasizing an action completed in the past before another past event.
O segredo foi mostrado durante a reunião.
The secret was shown during the meeting.
In this sentence, 'mostrado' is used in its passive voice form with the verb 'foi', indicating that the action of showing was performed upon the subject ('O segredo').
Tenho demonstrado interesse no projeto desde o início.
I have shown interest in the project since the beginning.
Here, 'mostrado' is part of the present perfect tense with 'tenho', establishing an ongoing or recently completed action related to showing interest.
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