Arreglado

Derived from the Spanish verb 'arreglar', 'arreglado' describes something that is organized, fixed, prepared, or arranged. It can apply to physical objects, situations, schedules, or even one's personal appearance or behavior. The nuances of 'arreglado' hinge on context; it can signify a repair, a correction, a neat and tidy state, or a plan that has been carefully designed and put in place. Essentially, it communicates a state of order, functionality, or presentability, reflecting an action to improve or maintain.

Arreglado meaning with examples

• El coche está arreglado, ahora funciona perfectamente. (The car is fixed; now it works perfectly). He repaired the engine and fixed the breaks. The mechanic was pleased with the work. The car was 'arreglado' to its original state, running strong and efficiently, showing a complete overhaul.
• Después de la tormenta, el jardín estaba todo arreglado, con las flores de nuevo en sus macetas. (After the storm, the garden was all fixed, with the flowers back in their pots). The landscaper returned and made the garden 'arreglado', re-planting and neatening the scene, ready for the sun.
• Tengo que hacer el papeleo antes de ir a la fiesta, pero mis planes ya están arreglados. (I have to do the paperwork before going to the party, but my plans are already arranged). All the preparations were carefully 'arreglado', tickets, travel all booked, allowing for stress-free arrival.
• Juan siempre se ve arreglado para trabajar: bien afeitado y con su ropa planchada. (Juan always looks well put together for work: well-shaved and with his clothes ironed). Juan took pride in his appearance. Every morning was 'arreglado' to perfection, presenting himself ready for any situation.