Definition of done in English:

done

verb dʌndən

past participle of do

adjective dʌndən

1(of food) cooked thoroughly.
the turkey will be done to a turn
Example sentencesExamples
- Our hot dogs were soon done and we sat down on a blanket by the fire together, eating our lunch.
- Add four tablespoons of water and cook, uncovered, until the cabbage is done but still crisp.
- Curl up in front of the TV with your own bowl of this much-loved comfort food favourite, done my way.
- If food is not done when you take it out of the oven you can always return it to the oven for additional time.
- When the food was done, she put some in two bowls and carried them into the living room.
- I sat down at the table and when the food was done, he pulled it out and sat it in front of me and then sat down.
- Drain each batch as it is done and eat whilst cooking the next batch.
Synonyms
cooked, ready, cooked through, tender, crisp, browned
2No longer happening or existing.
her hunting days were done
Synonyms
over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history
3British informal Socially acceptable.
therapy was not the done thing then
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also apparently not the done thing for staff members to laze about on the lawns openly staring at the girls.
- He's assured me that it's not the done thing to drink at lunchtime these days, but I'm not so sure.
- It is not the done thing to listen to music through headphones.
- A percentage tip left on the bar in a pub is not the done thing - although in a bar or club it's fine.
- It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely.
- It's not the done thing to grab something off a stranger in the supermarket just so you can check it out, is it?
- In populations where drinking cows' milk is not the done thing, lactose intolerance is still the norm.
- He has worked in the media for more than twenty years, and he knows, or should know, the way the world is now and what is not the done thing.
- When I was growing up it just was not the done thing for a woman to smoke outdoors.
Synonyms
proper, seemly, decorous, decent, respectable, right, correct, in order, suitable, fit, fitting, befitting, appropriate, apt
conventional, approved, accepted, acceptable, standard, usual, customary, traditional, orthodox
the done thing
French comme il faut
informal OK

exclamationdʌndən

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
Synonyms
agreed, settled, all right, very well, that's a bargain, accepted, right
informal you're on, OK, okay, oke, okey-dokey, okey-doke
British informal righto, righty-ho

Phrases

a done deal

An agreement that has been finalized.
although a few details still had to be worked out, the settlement was a done deal
Example sentencesExamples
- I was inclined to treat this as a joke at first, but the comments made it plain that this was considered a done deal.
- I am feeling optimistic about this election, but I don't see where everyone is getting the idea that it's a done deal.
- This became a done deal after Russia agreed to ratify the agreement.
- Also we were told that it was a done deal, although it was only a plan at that stage and consultation was to take place.
- This is a done deal, and I'd really appreciate it if you would have the president, you know, announce that.
- I want to make sure that you understand this bill is not a done deal.
- We are assuming it's a done deal, in the way they're talking and presenting their plans.
- But what the Pentagon is shying away from is saying that this is a done deal.
- Even now, when the cat is out of the bag, they still want to brush aside reasoned argument and hide the project from public scrutiny until it's a done deal.
- It's far from a done deal, but he's made surprising inroads, and he's not letting up.

done for

informal In a situation so bad that it is impossible to get out.
if the guard sees us, we're done for
Example sentencesExamples
- At the end of the fifth book about the schoolboy spy, we thought our young hero was done for.
- We thought it was done for but then after much jumping up and down and sand throwing we unbeached it.
Synonyms
ruined, finished, destroyed, broken, wrecked, undone, doomed, lost, defeated, beaten, foiled, frustrated, thwarted

done in (or up)

informal Extremely tired.
you look done in
Synonyms
worn out, exhausted, fatigued, tired, tired out, weary, wearied, strained, drained, worn, sapped, spent, washed out, on one's last legs

Derivatives

doneness

noun ˈdʌnnəsˈdə(n)nəs

mass noun

informal

The extent to which food is cooked.
check the meat for doneness during the last 20 minutes of cooking

Rhymes

begun, bun, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, one-to-one, outdone, outgun, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won

Definition of done in US English:

done

verbdəndən

1
past participle of do
1. 1.1US informal
  I done a lot of rodeoin'
  nonstandard past tense of do
2. 1.2US informal Used with a standard past tense verb to indicate absoluteness or completion.
  I done told you to zipper your lips

adjectivedəndən

1(of food) cooked thoroughly.
the turkey will be done soon
Example sentencesExamples
- Add four tablespoons of water and cook, uncovered, until the cabbage is done but still crisp.
- Drain each batch as it is done and eat whilst cooking the next batch.
- Curl up in front of the TV with your own bowl of this much-loved comfort food favourite, done my way.
- I sat down at the table and when the food was done, he pulled it out and sat it in front of me and then sat down.
- Our hot dogs were soon done and we sat down on a blanket by the fire together, eating our lunch.
- If food is not done when you take it out of the oven you can always return it to the oven for additional time.
- When the food was done, she put some in two bowls and carried them into the living room.
Synonyms
cooked, ready, cooked through, tender, crisp, browned
2No longer happening or existing.
her hunting days were done
Synonyms
over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history
3British informal Socially acceptable.
therapy was not the done thing then
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was growing up it just was not the done thing for a woman to smoke outdoors.
- It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely.
- It is also apparently not the done thing for staff members to laze about on the lawns openly staring at the girls.
- A percentage tip left on the bar in a pub is not the done thing - although in a bar or club it's fine.
- He has worked in the media for more than twenty years, and he knows, or should know, the way the world is now and what is not the done thing.
- It is not the done thing to listen to music through headphones.
- In populations where drinking cows' milk is not the done thing, lactose intolerance is still the norm.
- He's assured me that it's not the done thing to drink at lunchtime these days, but I'm not so sure.
- It's not the done thing to grab something off a stranger in the supermarket just so you can check it out, is it?
Synonyms
proper, seemly, decorous, decent, respectable, right, correct, in order, suitable, fit, fitting, befitting, appropriate, apt

exclamationdəndən

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
Synonyms
agreed, settled, all right, very well, that's a bargain, accepted, right

Phrases

a done deal

An agreement that has been finalized.
Example sentencesExamples
- But what the Pentagon is shying away from is saying that this is a done deal.
- This became a done deal after Russia agreed to ratify the agreement.
- This is a done deal, and I'd really appreciate it if you would have the president, you know, announce that.
- It's far from a done deal, but he's made surprising inroads, and he's not letting up.
- I want to make sure that you understand this bill is not a done deal.
- I was inclined to treat this as a joke at first, but the comments made it plain that this was considered a done deal.
- Also we were told that it was a done deal, although it was only a plan at that stage and consultation was to take place.
- Even now, when the cat is out of the bag, they still want to brush aside reasoned argument and hide the project from public scrutiny until it's a done deal.
- I am feeling optimistic about this election, but I don't see where everyone is getting the idea that it's a done deal.
- We are assuming it's a done deal, in the way they're talking and presenting their plans.

done for

informal In a situation so bad that it is impossible to get out.
if he gets them, we'll all be done for
Example sentencesExamples
- We thought it was done for but then after much jumping up and down and sand throwing we unbeached it.
- At the end of the fifth book about the schoolboy spy, we thought our young hero was done for.
Synonyms
ruined, finished, destroyed, broken, wrecked, undone, doomed, lost, defeated, beaten, foiled, frustrated, thwarted

done in (or up)

informal Extremely tired.
you look done in
Synonyms
worn out, exhausted, fatigued, tired, tired out, weary, wearied, strained, drained, worn, sapped, spent, washed out, on one's last legs

单词	done
释义	Definition of done in English: done verb dʌndən past participle of do adjective dʌndən 1(of food) cooked thoroughly. the turkey will be done to a turn Example sentencesExamples Our hot dogs were soon done and we sat down on a blanket by the fire together, eating our lunch. Add four tablespoons of water and cook, uncovered, until the cabbage is done but still crisp. Curl up in front of the TV with your own bowl of this much-loved comfort food favourite, done my way. If food is not done when you take it out of the oven you can always return it to the oven for additional time. When the food was done, she put some in two bowls and carried them into the living room. I sat down at the table and when the food was done, he pulled it out and sat it in front of me and then sat down. Drain each batch as it is done and eat whilst cooking the next batch. Synonyms cooked, ready, cooked through, tender, crisp, browned 2No longer happening or existing. her hunting days were done Synonyms over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history 3British informal Socially acceptable. therapy was not the done thing then Example sentencesExamples It is also apparently not the done thing for staff members to laze about on the lawns openly staring at the girls. He's assured me that it's not the done thing to drink at lunchtime these days, but I'm not so sure. It is not the done thing to listen to music through headphones. A percentage tip left on the bar in a pub is not the done thing - although in a bar or club it's fine. It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely. It's not the done thing to grab something off a stranger in the supermarket just so you can check it out, is it? In populations where drinking cows' milk is not the done thing, lactose intolerance is still the norm. He has worked in the media for more than twenty years, and he knows, or should know, the way the world is now and what is not the done thing. When I was growing up it just was not the done thing for a woman to smoke outdoors. Synonyms proper, seemly, decorous, decent, respectable, right, correct, in order, suitable, fit, fitting, befitting, appropriate, apt conventional, approved, accepted, acceptable, standard, usual, customary, traditional, orthodox the done thing French comme il faut informal OK exclamationdʌndən 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 Synonyms agreed, settled, all right, very well, that's a bargain, accepted, right informal you're on, OK, okay, oke, okey-dokey, okey-doke British informal righto, righty-ho Phrases a done deal An agreement that has been finalized. although a few details still had to be worked out, the settlement was a done deal Example sentencesExamples I was inclined to treat this as a joke at first, but the comments made it plain that this was considered a done deal. I am feeling optimistic about this election, but I don't see where everyone is getting the idea that it's a done deal. This became a done deal after Russia agreed to ratify the agreement. Also we were told that it was a done deal, although it was only a plan at that stage and consultation was to take place. This is a done deal, and I'd really appreciate it if you would have the president, you know, announce that. I want to make sure that you understand this bill is not a done deal. We are assuming it's a done deal, in the way they're talking and presenting their plans. But what the Pentagon is shying away from is saying that this is a done deal. Even now, when the cat is out of the bag, they still want to brush aside reasoned argument and hide the project from public scrutiny until it's a done deal. It's far from a done deal, but he's made surprising inroads, and he's not letting up. done for informal In a situation so bad that it is impossible to get out. if the guard sees us, we're done for Example sentencesExamples At the end of the fifth book about the schoolboy spy, we thought our young hero was done for. We thought it was done for but then after much jumping up and down and sand throwing we unbeached it. Synonyms ruined, finished, destroyed, broken, wrecked, undone, doomed, lost, defeated, beaten, foiled, frustrated, thwarted done in (or up) informal Extremely tired. you look done in Synonyms worn out, exhausted, fatigued, tired, tired out, weary, wearied, strained, drained, worn, sapped, spent, washed out, on one's last legs Derivatives doneness noun ˈdʌnnəsˈdə(n)nəs mass nouninformal The extent to which food is cooked. check the meat for doneness during the last 20 minutes of cooking Rhymes begun, bun, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, one-to-one, outdone, outgun, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won verb.1 phr. Definition of done in US English: done verbdəndən 1 past participle of do 1.1US informal I done a lot of rodeoin' nonstandard past tense of do 1.2US informal Used with a standard past tense verb to indicate absoluteness or completion. I done told you to zipper your lips adjectivedəndən 1(of food) cooked thoroughly. the turkey will be done soon Example sentencesExamples Add four tablespoons of water and cook, uncovered, until the cabbage is done but still crisp. Drain each batch as it is done and eat whilst cooking the next batch. Curl up in front of the TV with your own bowl of this much-loved comfort food favourite, done my way. I sat down at the table and when the food was done, he pulled it out and sat it in front of me and then sat down. Our hot dogs were soon done and we sat down on a blanket by the fire together, eating our lunch. If food is not done when you take it out of the oven you can always return it to the oven for additional time. When the food was done, she put some in two bowls and carried them into the living room. Synonyms cooked, ready, cooked through, tender, crisp, browned 2No longer happening or existing. her hunting days were done Synonyms over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history 3British informal Socially acceptable. therapy was not the done thing then Example sentencesExamples When I was growing up it just was not the done thing for a woman to smoke outdoors. It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely. It is also apparently not the done thing for staff members to laze about on the lawns openly staring at the girls. A percentage tip left on the bar in a pub is not the done thing - although in a bar or club it's fine. He has worked in the media for more than twenty years, and he knows, or should know, the way the world is now and what is not the done thing. It is not the done thing to listen to music through headphones. In populations where drinking cows' milk is not the done thing, lactose intolerance is still the norm. He's assured me that it's not the done thing to drink at lunchtime these days, but I'm not so sure. It's not the done thing to grab something off a stranger in the supermarket just so you can check it out, is it? Synonyms proper, seemly, decorous, decent, respectable, right, correct, in order, suitable, fit, fitting, befitting, appropriate, apt exclamationdəndən 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 Synonyms agreed, settled, all right, very well, that's a bargain, accepted, right Phrases a done deal An agreement that has been finalized. Example sentencesExamples But what the Pentagon is shying away from is saying that this is a done deal. This became a done deal after Russia agreed to ratify the agreement. This is a done deal, and I'd really appreciate it if you would have the president, you know, announce that. It's far from a done deal, but he's made surprising inroads, and he's not letting up. I want to make sure that you understand this bill is not a done deal. I was inclined to treat this as a joke at first, but the comments made it plain that this was considered a done deal. Also we were told that it was a done deal, although it was only a plan at that stage and consultation was to take place. Even now, when the cat is out of the bag, they still want to brush aside reasoned argument and hide the project from public scrutiny until it's a done deal. I am feeling optimistic about this election, but I don't see where everyone is getting the idea that it's a done deal. We are assuming it's a done deal, in the way they're talking and presenting their plans. done for informal In a situation so bad that it is impossible to get out. if he gets them, we'll all be done for Example sentencesExamples We thought it was done for but then after much jumping up and down and sand throwing we unbeached it. At the end of the fifth book about the schoolboy spy, we thought our young hero was done for. Synonyms ruined, finished, destroyed, broken, wrecked, undone, doomed, lost, defeated, beaten, foiled, frustrated, thwarted done in (or up) informal Extremely tired. you look done in Synonyms worn out, exhausted, fatigued, tired, tired out, weary, wearied, strained, drained, worn, sapped, spent, washed out, on one's last legs verb.1 phr.
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