incluido

included

adjective een-kloo-EE-doh Less Common

Usage Note

Incluido is the past participle of incluir used as an adjective, often appearing in contracts, menus, and travel packages (desayuno incluido, breakfast included; IVA incluido, VAT included). It agrees in gender and number: incluida, incluidos, incluidas. The adverbial phrase todo incluido is the standard translation of 'all-inclusive.'

Examples

"El precio tiene el desayuno incluido."

Natural Translation

The price includes breakfast.

Literal Translation

The price has the breakfast included.

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