largado

left, gone

l a ɾ ˈɡ a d o → largar

larg to let go of, release + ado Past participle

verb · singular masculine, past tense Rare #42,974

left, gone In this sense, usually used with se to mean “to leave” or “take off.”

SP: Se ha largado sin despedirse.

EN: He left without saying goodbye.

Conjugation of largar

	Singular	Plural
First	largarme	largarnos

Past

largado

Did your father leave because he’s poor?

— Un Taxista (2017)

All Europeans have gone on holiday.

— 色‧戒 (2007)

Even Sapphire has left.

— Casi famosos (2000)

Has he left?

— Zárójelentés (2020)

He stole some food and took off!

— Ratatouille (2007)

I would have left too.

— El Huésped (2006)

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