aludido in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for aludido in the Spanish»English Dictionary

aludido¹ (aludida) ADJ

las personas aludidas en el reportaje

the people mentioned in the report

el individuo anteriormente aludido

the person previously mentioned o referred to

se sonrojó, debió sentirse aludido

he turned red so he must have thought we were referring to o alluding to o talking about him

(darse por aludido) lo dije varias veces pero no se dio por aludido

I said it several times but he didn't take the hint

no te des por aludido, no nos referíamos a ti

don't take it personally, we weren't referring to you

aludido² (aludida) N m (f)

el aludido/la aludida no reaccionó al oír su nombre

the person in question/we were talking about, didn't react when he/she heard the name

aludir VB intr

1. aludir (sin nombrar):

aludir a alg./algo

to refer to sb/sth

aludir a alg./algo

to allude to sb/sth

2. aludir (mencionar):

aludir a alg./algo

to refer to sb/sth

aludir a alg./algo

to mention sb/sth

no aludió a la cuestión de las licencias

she didn't refer to o mention the question of the licenses

Translations for aludido in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

to advert to sth

aludir a algo

to allude to sth/sb

aludir or referirse a algo/alguien

refer to

aludir a

I yawned, but he didn't take the hint

bostecé, pero no se dio por aludido

aludido in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for aludido in the Spanish»English Dictionary

aludir VB intr

aludir (referirse)

to allude

aludir (mencionar)

to mention

darse por aludido (ofenderse)

to take it personally

no darse por aludido

not to take the hint

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

darse por aludido

to take the hint

Translations for aludido in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

to allude to sth

aludir a algo

aludido Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

darse por aludido

to take the hint

darse por aludido (ofenderse)

to take it personally

no darse por aludido

not to take the hint