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What does regalado mean in spanish?

"Regalado" in Spanish means "given as a gift". It's the past participle of the verb "regalar", which means "to give as a gift".

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* Un libro regalado: A book given as a gift

* Un viaje regalado: A trip given as a gift

* Te regalo un abrazo: I give you a hug (literally: I give you a hug as a gift)

It can also be used to describe something that seems very easy or effortless:

* El examen fue regalado: The exam was ridiculously easy.

* El trabajo fue regalado: The job was a breeze.

In these cases, "regalado" is used figuratively to express the idea that something was given freely or easily, like a gift.

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