limitado
/li.miˈta.ðo/Having restrictions or boundaries; not unlimited.
La edición limitada del libro solo incluye 100 copias.
The limited edition of the book only includes 100 copies.
Often used to describe quantities, editions, or capabilities that are restricted.
Having a restricted or impaired ability to do something.
Su movilidad está limitada por su lesión.
His mobility is limited by his injury.
Can refer to physical, mental, or situational constraints.
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💡Pro Tip
Common Usage
'Limitado' is often used in formal and informal contexts to describe restrictions or boundaries.
⚡Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While useful, overusing 'limitado' can make your speech sound overly restrictive. Use synonyms like 'restringido' or 'acotado' for variety.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'limitatus', past participle of 'limitare' (to limit).
📝Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'limitado' can describe both physical and abstract limitations. It is commonly used in contexts like product editions, time constraints, and personal abilities.