challenged

From the verb challenge: (⇒ conjugate)
challenged is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
challenged, -challenged adj	polite (disabled, handicapped)	discapacitado adj
Note: Usually used in combination: e.g., mentally challenged.
challenged, -challenged adj	often humorous (person: lacking a trait or ability)	sin prep
		carente de adj + prep
Note: Usually used in combination
	The history-challenged student thought Napoleon led his troops in World War I.

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
challenge n	(difficult task) (figurado)	reto, desafío nm
	Fixing the car was a challenge.
	Arreglar el coche fue un reto.
challenge n	(dare)	desafío nm
		reto nm
	Liam's challenge to his friend was to beat him at pool.
	El desafío de Liam con su amigo era ver si le ganaba al billar.
challenge n	(incentive, stimulus)	estímulo nm
	Randy likes the challenge that this school offers.
	A Randy le gusta el estímulo que le proporciona este colegio.
challenge [sb] to do [sth]⇒ vtr	(demand)	retar⇒ vtr
	I challenge you to tell the truth!
	Te reto a que digas la verdad.
challenge [sb], challenge [sb] to [sth]⇒ vtr	(to a game, etc.)	retar⇒ vtr
		desafiar⇒ vtr
	Alex challenged me to a game of pool.
	Alex me retó a una partida de billar.
	Me desafió a una partida de billar.
challenge [sb]⇒ vtr	(be difficult for)	suponer un reto, suponer un desafío loc verb
	Fixing the car really challenged me.
	Arreglar el coche me supuso un reto.

Additional Translations
Inglés		Español
challenge n	often formal (threatening summons)	reto nm
	When a man received a challenge to duel, it was considered cowardly to refuse.
	Cuando un hombre recibía un reto a duelo, era considerado un cobarde si se rehusaba.
challenge n	(sports: call to compete)	reto nm
	Louis accepted the other swimmer's challenge to race.
	Louis aceptó el reto de los otros nadadores para hacer una carrera.
challenge n	(legal challenge: objection)	objeción nf
	The judge sustained the lawyer's challenge.
	El juez aceptó la objeción del abogado.
challenge n	(military)	alto nm
	The visitor had to give the password of the day in response to the guard's challenge.
	El visitante tuvo que decir la clave del día en respuesta al alto del guardia.
challenge [sth]⇒ vtr	(question)	cuestionar⇒ vtr
	Other scientists challenge the validity of the experiment.
	Otros científicos cuestionan la validez del experimento.
challenge [sb]⇒ vtr	formal (military: halt)	dar el alto a loc verb
	The sentry challenges all who approach.
	El centinela da el alto a todos los que se acercan.
challenge [sth]⇒ vtr	(law: take exception) (legal)	impugnar⇒ vtr
	The lawyers challenged the admission of the evidence.
	Los abogados impugnaron la aceptación de la evidencia.

Compound Forms: challenged \| challenge \| -challenged
Inglés		Español
folically challenged, folically-challenged adj	humorous, euphemism (person: bald) (humorístico)	calvo/a, pelado/a adj
	(humorístico, calvo)	bola de billar, donante de pelo loc adj
Note: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun
mentally challenged, mentally-challenged adj	(person: with learning difficulties) (eufemismo, mentales)	con necesidades especiales loc adj
		discapacitado psíquico, discapacitado mental grupo nom
		con capacidades diferentes loc adj
Note: Term used to avoid giving offence
physically challenged, physically-challenged adj	(person: with physical disability) (persona)	con una discapacidad física loc adj
Note: Term used to avoid giving offence. A hyphen is used if the adjective precedes the noun
vertically challenged, vertically-challenged adj	humorous, euphemism (person: short)	enano/a adj
	(AR)	petiso/a adj
Note: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun

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