equipado

equipped

adjective eh-kwee-PAH-doh Rare

Also means

fitted out

Usage Note

Equipado is the past participle of equipar used as an adjective. It is commonly used in real estate (cocina equipada = fitted kitchen), automotive (coche totalmente equipado = fully equipped car), and military contexts.

Examples

"El apartamento venía totalmente equipado."

Natural Translation

The apartment came fully equipped.

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