"Convidado" is a noun in Spanish.
The phonetic transcription of "convidado" in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is /ko̞m.biˈðaðo/.
The word "convidado" can be translated into English as: - Guest - Invitee
"Convidado" refers to a person who is invited to attend an event or gathering, such as a party, meeting, or celebration. It is frequently used in both oral and written contexts, particularly in conversations about social events or gatherings. The term has a neutral frequency of use, meaning it is relatively common but not overly frequent.
The guest arrived late to the party.
Todos los convidados disfrutaron de la cena.
All the guests enjoyed the dinner.
La novia se aseguró de que cada convidado se sintiera bien recibido.
The word "convidado" is often used in various idiomatic expressions, emphasizing aspects of hospitality or invitation.
Don't feel like a stone guest (meaning don't feel out of place or unwelcome).
Ser un convidado de honor.
To be a guest of honor (referring to a special guest at an event).
Invitar a alguien como un convidado especial.
To invite someone as a special guest (highlighting the importance of the guest).
Es un invitado más en esta celebración.
He's just another guest at this celebration (indicating someone blending in with the crowd).
No seas el convidado molesto en la fiesta.
The word "convidado" comes from the verb "convidar," which means "to invite." It has Latin origins, derived from "invitare," meaning "to invite or summon."
Synonyms: - Invitado (also means invitee) - Asistente (attendee)
Antonyms: - Anfitrión (host) - Ausente (absent)