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accomplished in Spanish

accomplished in Spanish is cumplido, logrado, realizado — accomplished means highly skilled, especially through training or practice.

accomplished in Spanish

cumplido
adj
Completed; effected; established.
logrado
adj
Completed; effected; established.
realizado
adj
Completed; effected; established.
consumado
adj
Completed; effected; established.

What does "accomplished" mean?

  1. adj Highly skilled, especially through training or practice.
    "As an accomplished pianist, he could play almost any piece after a single reading."
  2. adj Already completed or achieved.
    "With the mission accomplished, the crew returned home to a warm welcome."
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accomplished in a sentence

  • As an accomplished pianist, he could play almost any piece after a single reading.
  • She is an accomplished violinist who has performed on major stages worldwide.
  • With the mission accomplished, the crew returned home to a warm welcome.
  • Once the task is accomplished, you can all go home early.

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What is "accomplished" in Spanish?
"accomplished" in Spanish is cumplido, logrado, realizado. accomplished means: Highly skilled, especially through training or practice.
How do you use "accomplished" in a sentence?
Example: "As an accomplished pianist, he could play almost any piece after a single reading." In Spanish, "accomplished" is cumplido, logrado, realizado.
Are there other ways to say "accomplished" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "accomplished": cumplido, logrado, realizado, consumado.
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