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No. 12,730 in Spanish

observado

"Observed"

In a sentence

  • He observado que el clima ha cambiado.

    I have observed that the weather has changed.

    'Observado' is used here as the past participle in a present perfect tense construction, indicating an action that has been recently completed.

  • El perro fue observado jugando en el parque.

    The dog was observed playing in the park.

    'Observado' acts as the past participle in a passive voice construction, implying the dog was the subject of the observation.

  • El científico se ha observado a sí mismo para entender su comportamiento.

    The scientist has observed himself to understand his behavior.

    'Observado' is used reflexively in the present perfect tense to denote self-observation.

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