No. 968 in Spanish

mostrado

"Mostrado" means "shown" in English.

In a sentence

Ella ha mostrado mucha paciencia en esta situación.
She has shown a lot of patience in this situation.
In this sentence, 'mostrado' is the past participle of the verb 'mostrar' (to show), and is being used in the perfect tense construction.
Los resultados mostrados en el informe son concluyentes.
The results shown in the report are conclusive.
Here, 'mostrado' is used as an adjective, derived from its participle form, describing 'resultados' (results).
He mostrado interés en aprender más sobre el tema.
I have shown interest in learning more about the topic.
In this example, 'mostrado' appears as the past participle in the present perfect tense, indicating a completed action.

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