reunido

gathered, assembled

adjective rreh-oo-NEE-doh Rare

Usage Note

Reunido is the past participle of reunir (to gather, to reunite) and functions as an adjective meaning assembled or in a meeting. Estar reunido specifically means to be in a meeting — el director está reunido is the standard office phrase for 'the director is in a meeting.' Do not use junto as a direct substitute, as it implies physical proximity rather than a formal gathering.

Examples

"El comité estaba reunido cuando llegué."

Natural Translation

The committee was in a meeting when I arrived.

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