cobrados

Cobrados is the masculine plural past participle of the Portuguese verb cobrar. As an adjective or participle, cobrado denotes that something has been charged, billed, or collected. The feminine singular is cobrada; the feminine plural is cobradas. In everyday and formal use, cobrados is frequently found in financial, administrative, and legal contexts to describe fees, debts, or prices that have been demanded or paid. Examples include os valores cobrados (the amounts charged) or os pagamentos cobrados (the payments collected).

Common contexts include invoices, receipts, audits, and tax documents. It is used in passive constructions such as foi cobrado (was charged) or foram cobrados (were charged/collected). It can also describe nouns that bear a charge or levy, as in taxas cobradas or juros cobrados.

Etymology and related forms: cobrado comes from cobrar, a verb in Portuguese with cognates in related Romance languages. The term is closely related to the Spanish cobrato/cobrado and to the infinitive cobrar, reflecting the same basic sense of charging or collecting a debt or fee across Iberian languages.