No. 12,145 in Spanish
interpelado
"Interpelado" means "interpellated," referring to someone who has been questioned or addressed for explanation, often in a formal or legal context.
In a sentence
El diputado fue interpelado por su participación en el debate.
The deputy was questioned regarding his participation in the debate.
Here, 'interpelado' refers to being questioned or confronted about a matter, often used in political or formal contexts.
El ciudadano se sintió interpelado por las preguntas del periodista.
The citizen felt addressed by the journalist's questions.
In this case, 'interpelado' implies feeling personally addressed or involved in a situation.
Durante la reunión, fui interpelado sobre mis ideas sobre el proyecto.
During the meeting, I was questioned about my ideas for the project.
Here, 'interpelado' is used to denote being asked or challenged directly regarding one's opinions or contributions during a discussion.
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