How is "metido" used in the Present Simple in Spanish?

metido in the Present Simple: "Estoy muy metido en casa hoy." — "I'm really stuck at home today." "Estás demasiado metido con esa gente." — "You're too involved with those people." "Está metida en algo peligroso." — "She's involved in something dangerous." "Estamos metidos en un buen lío." — "We're stuck in a real mess." "Están metidos en un gran problema." — "You all are involved in a big problem."

How is "metido" used in the Past Simple in Spanish?

metido in the Past Simple: "Me metí en un buen lío." — "I got myself into a real mess." "Te metiste demasiado con ellos." — "You got too involved with them." "Se metió en la política." — "He got involved in politics." "Nos metimos sin pensar." — "We got involved without thinking." "Se metieron en el conflicto." — "You all got involved in the conflict."

How is "metido" used in the Past Imperfect in Spanish?

metido in the Past Imperfect: "Siempre estaba metido en todo." — "I was always involved in everything." "Estabas metido con mala gente." — "You were involved with the wrong crowd." "Estaba metida en casa toda la tarde." — "She was stuck at home all afternoon." "Estábamos metidos en ese lío durante meses." — "We were stuck in that mess for months." "Estaban metidos en ese escándalo." — "You all were involved in that scandal."

How is "metido" used in the Future in Spanish?

metido in the Future: "Estaré metido en casa todo el día." — "I'll be stuck at home all day." "Estarás metido si no tienes cuidado." — "You'll be involved if you're not careful." "Estará metido en la cama toda la mañana." — "He'll be stuck in bed all morning." "Estaremos metidos desde el principio." — "We'll be involved from the beginning." "Estarán metidos les guste o no." — "You all will be involved like it or not."

How is "metido" used in the Conditional in Spanish?

metido in the Conditional: "Estaría más metido en ese lío con más tiempo." — "I'd be deeper in that mess with more time." "Estarías demasiado metido en sus problemas." — "You'd be too involved in their problems." "Ella ya estaría muy metida en ese lío." — "She'd be deep in that mess by now." "Estaríamos menos metidos si supiéramos la verdad." — "We'd be less involved if we knew the truth." "Estarían metidos en problemas sin mi ayuda." — "You all would be involved in trouble without my help."

How is "metido" used in the Present Subjunctive in Spanish?

metido in the Present Subjunctive: "Espero no estar muy metido en este lío." — "I hope I'm not too involved in this mess." "Dudo que estés metido en el escándalo." — "I doubt you're involved in the scandal." "Es posible que esté metido en algo peligroso." — "It's possible he's involved in something dangerous." "No quieren que estemos metidos en su pelea." — "They don't want us to be involved in their fight." "Me temo que ya estén demasiado metidos." — "I'm afraid you all are too involved already."

metido (involved) — Spanish Adjective Examples

Metido in the Present Simple

Metido in the Present Simple
English	Example in Spanish
I'm really stuck at home today.	Estoy muy metido en casa hoy.
You're too involved with those people.	Estás demasiado metido con esa gente.
She's involved in something dangerous.	Está metida en algo peligroso.
We're stuck in a real mess.	Estamos metidos en un buen lío.
You all are involved in a big problem.	Están metidos en un gran problema.

Metido in the Past Simple

Metido in the Past Simple
English	Example in Spanish
I got myself into a real mess.	Me metí en un buen lío.
You got too involved with them.	Te metiste demasiado con ellos.
He got involved in politics.	Se metió en la política.
We got involved without thinking.	Nos metimos sin pensar.
You all got involved in the conflict.	Se metieron en el conflicto.

Metido in the Past Imperfect

Metido in the Past Imperfect
English	Example in Spanish
I was always involved in everything.	Siempre estaba metido en todo.
You were involved with the wrong crowd.	Estabas metido con mala gente.
She was stuck at home all afternoon.	Estaba metida en casa toda la tarde.
We were stuck in that mess for months.	Estábamos metidos en ese lío durante meses.
You all were involved in that scandal.	Estaban metidos en ese escándalo.

Metido in the Future

Metido in the Future
English	Example in Spanish
I'll be stuck at home all day.	Estaré metido en casa todo el día.
You'll be involved if you're not careful.	Estarás metido si no tienes cuidado.
He'll be stuck in bed all morning.	Estará metido en la cama toda la mañana.
We'll be involved from the beginning.	Estaremos metidos desde el principio.
You all will be involved like it or not.	Estarán metidos les guste o no.

Metido in the Conditional

Metido in the Conditional
English	Example in Spanish
I'd be deeper in that mess with more time.	Estaría más metido en ese lío con más tiempo.
You'd be too involved in their problems.	Estarías demasiado metido en sus problemas.
She'd be deep in that mess by now.	Ella ya estaría muy metida en ese lío.
We'd be less involved if we knew the truth.	Estaríamos menos metidos si supiéramos la verdad.
You all would be involved in trouble without my help.	Estarían metidos en problemas sin mi ayuda.

Metido in the Present Subjunctive

Metido in the Present Subjunctive
English	Example in Spanish
I hope I'm not too involved in this mess.	Espero no estar muy metido en este lío.
I doubt you're involved in the scandal.	Dudo que estés metido en el escándalo.
It's possible he's involved in something dangerous.	Es posible que esté metido en algo peligroso.
They don't want us to be involved in their fight.	No quieren que estemos metidos en su pelea.
I'm afraid you all are too involved already.	Me temo que ya estén demasiado metidos.