No. 13,336 in Spanish
quitado
Removed; taken off.
In a sentence
He quitado los libros de la mesa.
I have removed the books from the table.
In this sentence, 'quitado' serves as the past participle of 'quitar', highlighting an action already completed.
Estaba muy quitado de la pena al escuchar las buenas noticias.
I was very relieved upon hearing the good news.
Here, 'quitado' is used metaphorically to express a state of emotional relief or being free from worry.
Ese cuadro está completamente quitado de su marco.
That painting is completely removed from its frame.
In this example, 'quitado' describes a physical separation or detachment from a previous position.
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