asustados

ah-soos-TAH-dohs/asusˈtaðos/

“asustados” means “scared” in Spanish (describing a group).

scared

Also: frightened, startled

Los niños están asustados por la película.

The children are scared because of the movie.

Mis gatos se ven asustados con el ruido.

My cats look frightened by the noise.

Después del trueno, todos nos quedamos asustados.

After the thunder, we were all startled.

Words that translate to "asustados" in Spanish:

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Which sentence correctly says 'The boys are scared'?

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📚 Etymology▼

Derived from the verb 'asustar,' which comes from the noun 'susto' (a fright). It ultimately relates to being moved or shaken by fear.

First recorded: 17th century

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Does 'asustados' change if the group is all women?

Yes. If the group consists only of women or girls, you must change it to 'asustadas'.

What is the difference between 'asustados' and 'asustado'?

'Asustados' is for a group (plural), while 'asustado' is for just one person (singular).