No. 3,818 in Spanish
sabido
"Sabido" means "known" or "well-informed."
In a sentence
Es bien sabido que la práctica hace al maestro.
It is well known that practice makes perfect.
Here, 'sabido' is used as an adjective meaning 'known,' modifying 'bien' to emphasize the common knowledge or widespread acceptance of the fact.
Juan ha sabido manejar situaciones difíciles.
Juan has known how to handle difficult situations.
In this sentence, 'sabido' acts as part of the verb phrase 'ha sabido,' meaning 'has known' in the context of acquiring or applying knowledge or skills.
Siempre has sido una persona muy lista y sabido en tus temas.
You have always been a very clever and knowledgeable person in your subjects.
Here, 'sabido' is used as an adjective meaning 'knowledgeable,' referring to someone's level of expertise or information in a specific area.
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