mejorado
“mejorado” means “improved” in Spanish (general use).
improved
Also: enhanced, upgraded
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Este es un diseño mejorado del motor.
A2This is an improved engine design.
El servicio mejorado incluye desayuno gratis.
A2The enhanced service includes free breakfast.
He visto un rendimiento mejorado en tu trabajo.
B1I have seen an improved performance in your work.
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How would you say 'the improved version' (la versión...)?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Spanish verb 'mejorar,' which comes from the Latin 'meliorare,' meaning 'to make better.'
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use 'mejorado' to say I have improved at a skill?
Yes! You can say 'He mejorado mucho en español' (I have improved a lot in Spanish). In this case, it works as part of a verb phrase.
Does 'mejorado' always need to match the noun?
Only when it acts as an adjective (e.g., 'un coche mejorado'). If it follows the word 'ha' or 'he' (the verb 'to have'), it always stays 'mejorado'.