Questions & Answers about Todo quedó entendido.
Here quedó comes from quedar. In this sentence, quedar + past participle often expresses the result of a situation: how something ended up after some discussion, explanation, or process.
So Todo quedó entendido means something like:
- Everything ended up understood
- Everything was understood in the end
- Everything was made clear
It does not literally mean everything stayed understood in a natural English sense, even though quedar can sometimes mean to remain or to stay.
Entendido is the past participle of entender (to understand).
In this structure, it works like a result adjective or participle: it describes the final state of todo.
So:
- entender = to understand
- entendido = understood
In Todo quedó entendido, entendido tells you the final result: everything was understood.