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- Dictionarydone/dʌn/
verb
- 1. past participle of do
adjective
- 1. (of food) cooked thoroughly: "the turkey will be done to a turn" Similar Opposite
- 2. no longer happening or existing: "her hunting days were done" Similar Opposite
exclamation
- 1. used to indicate that the speaker accepts the terms of an offer: "‘I'll give ten to one he misses by a mile!’ called Reilly. ‘Done!’, said the conductor"
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Done is the past participle of do, or an adjective meaning finished, cooked, or agreed. Learn how to use done in different contexts and idioms with Cambridge Dictionary.
Learn the past participle and adjective forms of done, and how to use them in different contexts. See synonyms, examples, word history, and related phrases of done.
Done is the past participle of do, meaning completed, finished, or done. It can also be an adjective, a verb, or an informal expression. Learn more about its origin, history, and usage with examples and idioms.
Learn the meaning, pronunciation, and usage of the word 'done' as a verb, adjective, and exclamation. Find synonyms, idioms, and examples of 'done' in different contexts and languages.
done. Something that's done is finished, through, or over — it's no longer happening. If your final research paper is done, you've completed it. You might announce at your high school graduation that you're done with school, or listen to your sister practicing the drums and hope she'll be done before bedtime.
Done is the past participle of do, meaning to finish or accomplish something. It can also be an adjective, meaning cooked, socially acceptable, or exhausted. See examples, synonyms, and translations of done.
Learn the meaning of done as an adjective, exclamation and past participle of do. Find out how to use done to describe something finished, cooked or accepted.
