done in Italian
done in Italian is fatto — done means finished or completed.
done in Italian
fatto
(of an activity or task) Completed or finished.
What does "done" mean?
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adjective Finished or completed.
"I'm almost done with the report."
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adjective Cooked long enough to be ready to eat.
"Check if the chicken is done before you take it off the grill."
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adjective Completely worn out, exhausted, or with nothing left to give.
"After the double shift, she was absolutely done."
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adjective Socially acceptable or fashionable, as in "the done thing."
"Wearing white after Labor Day just isn't done in some circles."
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done in a sentence
- I'm almost done with the report.
- By the time we arrived, the meeting was already done.
- Check if the chicken is done before you take it off the grill.
- After the double shift, she was absolutely done.
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What is "done" in Italian?
"done" in Italian is fatto. done means: Finished or completed.
How do you use "done" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm almost done with the report." In Italian, "done" is fatto.
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