velado



Inflexiones de 'velado' (adj): f: velada, mpl: velados, fpl: veladas
Del verbo velar: (⇒ conjugar)
velado es:
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
velado adj (oculto, escondido)veiled adj
  hidden adj
 La invitación al tenebroso castillo de Transilvania tenía un motivo velado.
 The invitation to the sinister castle in Transylvania had a veiled motive.
velado adj (fotografía dañada)foggy adj
 Los niños de hoy no saben qué es un rollo velado porque usan cámaras digitales.
 Today's children do not know what a foggy roll of film is because they use digital cameras.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
velar vi (no dormir)stay up vi + adv
  vi + adv stay awake
  keep [sb] awake v expr
  keep [sb] up v expr
 Es malo para tu salud que veles todas las noches.
 It's bad for your health to stay up every night.
velar por vi + prep (cuidar con esmero) (ready to help or defend)watch over, look out for vtr phrasal insep
  (protect)safeguard vtr
  (give care)look after vtr phrasal insep
 Es reconfortante saber que alguien vela por ti.
 It's comforting to know that someone is watching over (or: looking out for) you.
velar vtr (difunto: acompañar) (ritually watch over a body)have a wake v expr
  hold a vigil v expr
 Anoche velaron a su tío y hoy será el entierro.
 Last night they had a wake for his uncle and today is his funeral.
velar vtr (foto: dañar imagen) (Photography: let light in)expose vtr
  (film: affected by light)fog vi
 Abrió la cámara por accidente y veló el rollo.
 He opened the camera by accident, and exposed the film.
velar vtr (cubrir con un velo)cover vtr
  veil vtr
  (hide)mask vtr
  (formal)conceal vtr
 Algunas personas velan su cabello en la calle.
 Some people cover their hair when they are out.
velarse v prnl (foto: borrarse)fade, fog vi
 Los rollos fotográficos se velan con la luz solar.
 Photographic film fades in the sun.
velarse v prnl (cubrirse con velo)veil, cover vtr
  veil yourself vtr + refl
  wear a veil v expr
 Mi religión dicta que me vele el rostro en público.
 My religion states that I must veil (or: cover) my face in public
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
velar adj mf (Anatomía: del velo del paladar) (Medicine: of the soft palate)velar adj
  (of the palate in general)palatal adj
 La campanilla está en la región velar de la boca.
 The uvula is in the velar region of the mouth.
velar adj mf (Fonética: sonido dado en el velo) (phonetics)velar adj
 La «k» es una consonante velar.
 K is a velar consonant.
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