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considerado

kon-see-deh-RAH-dohkonsiðeˈɾaðo

thoughtful, considerate

Also: kind
A child gently placing a warm blanket over an elderly person sitting on a park bench, illustrating an act of thoughtfulness and care.

📝 In Action

Mi vecino es muy considerado; siempre me ayuda con las bolsas.

B1

My neighbor is very thoughtful; he always helps me with the bags.

Ella fue considerada al no hacer ruido mientras yo dormía.

B1

She was considerate by not making noise while I was sleeping.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • desconsiderado (inconsiderate)
  • egoísta (selfish)

Common Collocations

  • ser considerado con – to be considerate toward

highly regarded, esteemed

Also: respected
AdjectivemB2formal
A central figure stands calmly while a small crowd watches with respectful admiration. One person is gently handing the central figure a simple, green laurel wreath.

📝 In Action

El profesor es considerado una autoridad en el campo de la historia.

B2

The professor is considered an authority in the field of history.

La empresa es considerada la mejor de la región.

B2

The company is regarded as the best in the region.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • respetado (respected)
  • estimado (esteemed)

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • ser considerado como – to be considered as

considered

A person sitting at a simple wooden table with their chin resting on their hand, looking intently at two different pieces of fruit placed side-by-side, symbolizing weighing options or deep deliberation.
infinitiveconsiderar
gerundconsiderando
past Participleconsiderado

📝 In Action

Hemos considerado todas las opciones antes de decidir.

A2

We have considered all the options before deciding.

¿Habías considerado mudarte a otra ciudad?

B1

Had you considered moving to another city?

Word Connections

Common Collocations

  • haber considerado – to have considered
  • ser considerado – to be considered

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✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: considerado

Question 1 of 1

Which sentence uses 'considerado' to describe someone's character?

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👥 Word Family▼
considerar(to consider (verb)) — Verb
consideración(consideration (noun)) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
📚 Etymology▼

Comes directly from the Latin verb *considerare*, which meant 'to look at closely,' 'to examine,' or 'to observe the stars' (from *con-* meaning 'together' and *sidus* meaning 'star'). The idea evolved from careful observation to careful thought.

First recorded: 13th century

Cognates (Related words)

Portuguese: consideradoItalian: considerato

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does 'considerado' change its ending, and when does it stay 'considerado'?

It changes its ending (considerado/a/os/as) when it acts as a regular adjective (Definition 1 or 2), describing a person or thing. It always stays as 'considerado' when used with the verb 'haber' (to have) to form a perfect tense (Definition 3), like 'he considerado' (I have considered).