Also means
resolved
Usage Note
Zanjado is the past participle of zanjar (to resolve, to cut through a dispute) used as an adjective. Zanjar literally means to dig a trench (zanja) but metaphorically means to cut through a problem decisively. Asunto zanjado ('matter settled') is a common fixed phrase used to close a discussion. It is not used for physical things being 'settled' (like sediment); use depositado or asentado for that.
Examples
"El asunto quedó zanjado tras la reunión."
Natural Translation
The matter was settled after the meeting.
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