No. 10,198 in Spanish
cobrado
"Cobrado" means "collected" or "charged" in English.
In a sentence
He cobrado mi sueldo hoy.
I have collected my salary today.
Here, 'cobrado' is used in its past participle form as part of a compound verb structure, indicating an action completed in the past.
El precio por el servicio ha sido bien cobrado.
The price for the service has been properly charged.
In this case, 'cobrado' represents a passive action regarding the charging of payment.
El artista ha cobrado mucha popularidad últimamente.
The artist has gained a lot of popularity recently.
Here, 'cobrado' is used metaphorically to mean 'gained' or 'acquired', extending the verb's traditional usage to describe obtaining an intangible quality.
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