No. 5,704 in Spanish

regresado

"Regresado" means "returned" or "gone back."

In a sentence

He regresado temprano a casa.
I have returned home early.
Here, "regresado" is the past participle of "regresar," used in a perfect tense to indicate a completed action.
El estudiante es un regresado de la universidad.
The student is a graduate of the university.
In this context, "regresado" is used as a noun meaning someone who has graduated, often interchangeable with "egresado" in some regions.
El ha regresado al lugar donde creció.
He has returned to the place where he grew up.
Similar to the first sentence, "regresado" is used in conjunction with "ha" in a perfect tense to indicate that the action of returning has occurred.

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