No. 9,899 in Spanish
boicoteado
"Boicoteado" means "boycotted."
In a sentence
El proyecto fue boicoteado por un grupo de activistas.
The project was boycotted by a group of activists.
In this sentence, 'boicoteado' (boycotted) is used as a past participle verb in passive voice, describing an action performed by the activists against the project.
La empresa asegura que su producto fue boicoteado injustamente por sus competidores.
The company claims that their product was unfairly boycotted by their competitors.
Here, 'boicoteado' is used to express the action taken by competitors in a business context, emphasizing the fairness of the action.
Ellos piensan que el evento fue boicoteado debido a diferencias políticas.
They think the event was boycotted due to political differences.
In this sentence, 'boicoteado' elucidates the reason behind the action, attributing it to political motives.
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