No. 4,717 in Spanish
comprobado
Proven or verified.
In a sentence
He comprobado que las puertas están cerradas.
I have verified that the doors are closed.
Here, 'comprobado' is used as the past participle of 'comprobar', meaning 'to verify' or 'to confirm', indicating the action of confirming that something is true.
Es un hecho comprobado que el ejercicio mejora la salud.
It is a proven fact that exercise improves health.
In this context, 'comprobado' functions as an adjective, describing the fact as being verified or proven as true.
Después de haberlo comprobado, decidí seguir adelante.
After verifying it, I decided to move forward.
Here, 'comprobado' is the past participle form used in conjunction with 'haber' to form the perfect tense, indicating the completion of the action of verifying.
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