allegado
alleged
The Spanish word 'allegado' does not directly translate to 'alleged' in English. It is generally used to refer to someone who is a close relative or friend, or someone who closely cohabits with another. It might be best understood in English as 'close one' or 'nearby resident'.
Example sentences using: allegado
Mi allegado más cercano siempre me apoya.
My closest relative always supports me.
This phrase emphasizes the importance of having a close relative or a loved one who provides emotional support.
Los allegados a la obra benéfica son muy apreciados.
Those close to the charity work are highly valued.
In this sentence, it highlights the appreciation for people who contribute to charitable efforts and demonstrates the significance of their involvement.
Mis allegados organizaron una sorpresa para mi cumpleaños.
My loved ones organized a surprise for my birthday.
This example refers to how friends and family came together to create a special moment, showcasing care and affection.