Definition of Done
Done
Done


Definition/Meaning
(verb)
Completed or finished; having reached the end or conclusion.

e.g. She finally got the project done and submitted it on time.

(adjective)
(informal British) proper or acceptable according to social conventions;

e.g. It seemed to be the done thing to own a car, so they finally bought one.

(verb)
performed a particular action or task, performed some sort of work on something, often in order to bring it to a required state as preparation;

e.g. He has never done this before, but he is ready to learn. I have done some gardening and planted some new flowers. She had done her hair up in a simple style.

(verb)
completed some task or achieved some goal;

e.g. They have done many half-marathons, and now they are going to try a marathon. I have done all of the assignments I planned to do.

(verb)
behaved, acted, or performed in a particular way, had a particular effect or outcome;

e.g. She feared she had done badly on the exam. The good weather has done everyone some good by lifting their spirits.



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