errado meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| errado adjective | erroneous(containing an error; inaccurate) wrong [worse, worst](incorrect) |
| aferrado adjective | tenacious(clinging to an object or surface; adhesive) |
| algebraicamente cerrado adjective | algebraically closed(that contains among its elements every root of every nonconstant single-variable polynomial definable over it) |
| aserrador noun {m} | sawyer [sawyers](one who saws timber) |
| aterrado adjective | aghast(terrified) panicky(in a state of panic) |
| aterrador adjective | frightening(scary) terrifying(frightening or intimidating) |
| aterrador adverb | scary(causing fear or anxiety) |
| cerrado adjective | blocked(obstructed, of movement) closed(not open) narrow-minded(having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas) offadjective sealed(preventing entrance) |
| cerrado con llave adjective | locked(that has been locked (with a key)) |
| cerrado herméticamente adjective | hermetically sealed(airtight) |
| cerrador noun {m} | fastener [fasteners](any device that fastens) |
| circuito cerrado noun {m} | loop [loops](complete circuit for an electric current) |
| desterrado adjective | reprobate(rejected) |
| desterrado noun {m} | exile [exiles](someone who is banished from one's home or country) |
| encerrado adjective | enclosed(contained within) |
| enterrado adjective | buried(Placed in a grave at a burial) |
| excavado y enterrado noun | cut and cover(method of building tunnels) |
| gato encerrado noun | nigger in the woodpilenoun |
| haber gato encerrado verb | smell a rat(to sense something suspicious) |
| herrador noun {m} | farrier [farriers](person who trims and shoes horses' hooves) |
| herradora noun {f} | blacksmith [blacksmiths](iron forger, see also: smith) farrier [farriers](person who trims and shoes horses' hooves) |
| oler a gato encerrado verb | smell a rat(to sense something suspicious) |
| serrado adjective | serrated(saw-like) |
| terrado noun {m} | terrace [terraces](platform that extends outwards from a building) |
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