How to Say "solved" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “solved” is “resuelto” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
El caso criminal fue resuelto en menos de 24 horas.
The criminal case was solved in less than 24 hours.
La crisis económica no está resuelta todavía.
The economic crisis is not resolved yet.
Agreeing with the Noun
Since 'resuelto' is an adjective here, it must change its ending to match the thing it describes: 'resuelto' (masculine singular), 'resuelta' (feminine singular), 'resueltos' (masculine plural), 'resueltas' (feminine plural).
Using the Wrong Verb
Mistake: “El problema es resuelto.”
Correction: El problema está resuelto. Use 'estar' (to be in a state) instead of 'ser' (to be permanent) when describing the current solved state of a problem.
Other Meanings of “resuelto”
“resuelto” can also mean:
- used in passive constructions(A2)
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