mejorado

improved

adjective meh-hoh-RAH-doh Rare

Origin: Past participle of mejorar, from mejor (better), from Latin melior.

Also means

enhanced

Usage Note

Mejorado is the past participle of mejorar used as an adjective, meaning 'improved' or 'enhanced' — una versión mejorada ('an improved version'). It can also indicate a person who has recovered from illness: el paciente está mejorado ('the patient is better'). Unlike mejor ('better'), mejorado implies a specific act or process of improvement has taken place.

Examples

"Presentaron una versión mejorada del producto."

Natural Translation

They presented an improved version of the product.

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