delatado

reported, turned in

d e l a ˈt a d o → delatar
delat denounce + ado past participle
verb · masculine singular · past Rare #35,714
reported, turned in Past participle of “delatar” (“to report/turn in,” often to authorities).
SP: El ladrón fue delatado por un vecino.
EN: The thief was reported by a neighbor.
Conjugation of delatar
Past
delatado

Estaba claro que nos habían delatado.

It was clear that they had given us away.

— Zeta (2026)

Ahora te has delatado a ti mismo.

Now you've given yourself away.

Podría haber delatado a mi padre, pero mantuvo la boca cerrada.

He could have betrayed my father, but he kept his mouth shut.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Alguien nos ha delatado.

Someone has betrayed us.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

No se ha delatado a nadie.

No one has been betrayed.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

La Stasi la ha detenido y ella te ha delatado.

The Stasi arrested her and she betrayed you.

— La vida de los otros (2006)

Por eso sé que nos han delatado.

That's why I know they betrayed us.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)