No. 5,851 in Spanish
superados
Overcome or surpassed.
In a sentence
Los desafíos fueron superados por el equipo.
The challenges were overcome by the team.
The word 'superados' is used as a past participle in a passive construction to indicate that the challenges were dealt with or surpassed by someone or something.
Estamos superados por la carga de trabajo.
We are overwhelmed by the workload.
Here, 'superados' is used as a past participle in a descriptive sense, indicating that the subjects feel overwhelmed or overtaken by a situation or factor.
Se sienten superados por la tecnología moderna.
They feel overwhelmed by modern technology.
In this instance, 'superados' is used to convey a sentiment of being overtaken or unable to keep up with modern advancements, illustrating an emotional or situational state.
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