peleado

fought, argued

p e l e ˈa d o → pelear
pele fight + ado past participle
verb · masculine singular · past Uncommon #20,452
fought, argued
SP: He peleado con mi hermano.
EN: I have argued with my brother.
Conjugation of pelear

Me he peleado con mi hermana.

I've had a fight with my sister.

— Roma. Ciudad abierta (1945)

Pregunté cuántas guerras había peleado el general.

I asked how many wars the general had fought in.

Vino llorando porque se había peleado con su mejor amiga.

She came crying because she had argued with her best friend.

Eboshi, dama del hierro, has peleado bien.

Eboshi, Iron Lady, you fought well.

— La princesa Mononoke (1997)

Hoy, has peleado según tu voluntad.

Today, you have fought according to your will.

— Dangal (2016)

Parece que se han peleado.

It looks like they've had a fight.

Ellos deben haber peleado contra la adversidad desde sus primeros días.

They must have fought against adversity from their earliest days.

Es extraño, no me he peleado con nadie desde que era niño.

It's strange; I haven't gotten into a fight with anyone since I was a child.

— Caché (Escondido) (2005)

Que ha ganado todas las batallas que ha peleado.

Who has won every battle he has fought.

Bueno, no he peleado con una persona sola en mucho tiempo.

Well, I haven't fought with a single person in a long time.

— La princesa prometida (1987)

Se ha peleado con la Sra. Denvers.

He/She has had a falling-out with Mrs. Denvers.

— Rebeca (1940)

Y tiene una mano como si se hubiera peleado con una pared.

And his hand looks like he'd been fighting with a wall.

— Mystic River (2003)

Durante mucho tiempo y duramente has peleado para estar aquí, Tamerlane.

You have fought long and hard to be here, Tamerlane.

— Guardianes del día (2006)

Nunca me he peleado.

I've never gotten into a fight.

— El club de la lucha (1999)

Todos los que han peleado la tienen.

Everyone who has fought has it.

Anoté todas las personas con las que me he peleado, ofendido, o hecho daño.

I wrote down all the people I have fought with, offended, or hurt.

— Old Boy (2003)