acondicionado

air-conditioned

adjective ah-kon-dee-syoh-NAH-doh Rare

Also means

fitted out

Usage Note

Acondicionado is the past participle of acondicionar used as an adjective. It most commonly appears in the set phrase aire acondicionado (air conditioning / air-conditioned). More broadly it means 'equipped' or 'fitted out,' as in a room that has been set up for a particular purpose. The feminine form is acondicionada; it agrees with the noun it modifies.

Examples

"El hotel tiene todas las habitaciones con aire acondicionado."

Natural Translation

The hotel has all rooms with air conditioning.

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