unidos
“unidos” means “united” in Spanish (groups, people, countries).
united
Also: together, joined
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Los Estados Unidos es un país muy diverso.
A1The United States is a very diverse country.
Debemos permanecer unidos para superar este problema.
B1We must remain united to overcome this problem.
Los dos cables deben estar unidos para que funcione.
B1The two cables must be joined for it to work.
Se sentían más unidos que nunca después de la experiencia.
B2They felt more together (or closer) than ever after the experience.
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Words that translate to "unidos" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: unidos
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Which sentence correctly uses a form of 'unido'?
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It comes from the Latin word 'ūnītus', which meant 'made into one' or 'joined together'. It's the past form of the verb 'ūnīre', which meant 'to unite'.
First recorded: Around the 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between 'unidos' and 'juntos'?
'Juntos' usually just means 'together' in the same physical space. 'Unidos' implies a deeper connection—a shared purpose, feeling, or bond. A group can be 'juntos' for a meeting, but a family is 'unida' by love.
If 'unidos' means 'united', why is it plural in 'Estados Unidos'?
Because it's describing the 'Estados' (States). Since there are multiple states, the word describing them must also be plural. It literally means 'United States'.