construídas

Construídas is a Spanish word that translates to "built" or "constructed" in English. It is the feminine plural past participle of the verb construir, which means "to build" or "to construct." This form is used when referring to feminine plural nouns that have been built or constructed. For example, if one were discussing multiple houses that have been built, they might refer to them as las casas construidas. Similarly, if talking about roads that have been constructed, they would be las carreteras construidas. The word is fundamental in Spanish grammar for describing the state of completion for feminine plural objects or entities that have undergone a building or creation process. It is a common adjective derived from the past participle of a verb. The context in which construídas appears will determine the specific nature of what has been built, whether it be physical structures, abstract concepts, or even relationships. The proper use of construídas depends on the gender and number agreement within a Spanish sentence.