collected
adjective/ʁɨkuˈʎidɐ/medium
re·co·lhi·da
Definitions
1That has been taken to a safe, protected, or appropriate place; gathered in.
The laundry had already been collected from the clothesline before the rain.
The children were collected into the shelter before the storm.
Common collocations
collected laundry
2Who lives or has retired to a place of seclusion, especially for religious devotion; cloistered.
She was a withdrawn woman who spent her days in prayer.
She lived a withdrawn life in the convent.
Common collocations
withdrawn life
Etymology
Particípio passado do verbo 'recolher' (do latim 'recolligere').