No. 10,094 in Spanish
cebado
"Fattened" or "primed," depending on context.
In a sentence
El ternero estaba bien cebado para la feria.
The calf was well fattened for the fair.
Here, 'cebado' refers to an animal that has been fattened for a specific purpose, such as selling or showing at an event.
Él está muy cebado con la idea de lanzar su propio negocio.
He is very pumped about the idea of starting his own business.
In this instance, 'cebado' is used figuratively to describe someone who is highly enthusiastic or motivated about a specific concept or goal.
El panadero ha cebado el horno antes de comenzar a hornear.
The baker has prepared the oven before starting to bake.
In this context, 'cebado' refers to the act of preparing or priming something for a process, specifically warming up an oven.
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