rodado

wheeled

adjective rroh-DAH-doh Rare

Also means

experienced

Usage Note

Rodado literally means 'wheeled' or 'rolling' (tráfico rodado = 'wheeled traffic'). Figuratively, estar rodado describes a person who is seasoned or experienced, and salir rodado means 'to go smoothly'. The phrase venir rodado means 'to come at exactly the right time'.

Examples

"El tráfico rodado aumentó en la ciudad."

Natural Translation

Wheeled traffic increased in the city.

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