No. 12,775 in Spanish
omitido
Omitted; left out; excluded.
In a sentence
He omitido los detalles irrelevantes para simplificar la explicación.
I have omitted the irrelevant details to simplify the explanation.
Here 'omitido' is used as the past participle of the verb 'omitir', meaning 'to omit'. It functions as part of a compound tense (present perfect) describing an action recently completed.
El nombre del autor fue omitido intencionadamente en el informe.
The author's name was intentionally omitted in the report.
In this passive voice construction, 'omitido' serves as the past participle in agreement with the subject 'nombre'. It indicates that the action of omitting was performed on 'el nombre'.
Si algo importante ha sido omitido, por favor infórmenos de inmediato.
If something important has been omitted, please inform us immediately.
'Omitido' here is used within a perfect tense construction in passive voice to highlight the state resulting from the action of omitting.
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