done

done
adjective
1) (coll.): (acceptable)

it's not done [in this country] — das macht man [hierzulande] nicht

it's [not] the done thing — es ist [nicht] üblich

2) as int. (accepted) abgemacht!

be done — vorbei sein

be done with something — mit etwas fertig sein

is your plate done with? — brauchen Sie Ihren Teller noch?

4)

have done [doing something] — (have stopped) aufgehört haben, etwas zu tun

have done with something/doing something — (stop) mit etwas aufhören/aufhören, etwas zu tun

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adjective
1) (finished or complete: That's that job done at last.) getan
2) ((of food) completely cooked and ready to eat: I don't think the meat is quite done yet.) gar
3) (socially accepted: the done thing.) abgemacht
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done
[dʌn]
pp of do
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[dʌn] ptp of academic.ru/21522/do">do II
adj
1) (= finished) work erledigt; (= cooked) vegetables gar; meat durch; cake durchgebacken

is it done yet? — ist es schon erledigt?

a done deal (US) — eine abgekartete Sache

2)

(Brit inf = tired out) I'm done (in) — ich bin geschafft (inf) or fertig

3)

it's not the done thing, that's not done — das tut man nicht

4) (inf

= used up) the butter is (all) done — die Butter ist alle

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done [dʌn]
A pperf von do1
B adj
1. getan:
it isn’t done, it isn’t the done thing so etwas tut man nicht, das gehört sich nicht;
it isn’t the done thing for sb to do sth es gehört oder schickt sich nicht für jemanden, etwas zu tun;
it is done, it is the done thing es gehört zum guten Ton; harm A 1, well1 A 2
2. erledigt:
get sth done etwas erledigen (lassen);
he gets things done er bringt etwas zuwege
3. WIRTSCH bezahlt
4. GASTR gar:
well done durchgebraten
5. umg fertig:
I am done with it ich bin fertig damit;
have done with
a) fertig sein mit (a. fig mit jemandem),
b) nichts mehr zu tun haben wollen mit,
c) nicht mehr brauchen; do for 1
6. do1 A 21, do in 1 a, do up A 5 a
7. in Urkunden: gegeben, ausgefertigt:
done at New York
8. done! abgemacht!, topp!
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adjective
1) (coll.): (acceptable)

it's not done [in this country] — das macht man [hierzulande] nicht

it's [not] the done thing — es ist [nicht] üblich

2) as int. (accepted) abgemacht!
3) (finished)

be done — vorbei sein

be done with something — mit etwas fertig sein

is your plate done with? — brauchen Sie Ihren Teller noch?

4)

have done [doing something] — (have stopped) aufgehört haben, etwas zu tun

have done with something/doing something — (stop) mit etwas aufhören/aufhören, etwas zu tun

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adj.
abgemacht adj.
erledigt adj.
geschehen adj. n.
Verknüpfung f.

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