entregado

devoted, dedicated

adjective en-treh-GAH-doh Rare

Also means

delivered, handed over

Usage Note

Entregado as an adjective means wholly committed or dedicated to a cause or person: es un padre entregado (he is a devoted father). As a past participle it also conveys the physical act of delivery: el paquete fue entregado (the package was delivered). The emotional sense is the richer, less guessable use for learners.

Examples

"Es un voluntario muy entregado a su trabajo."

Natural Translation

He is a volunteer very dedicated to his work.

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