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adjective1) (coll.): (acceptable)it's not done [in this country] — das macht man [hierzulande] nicht
it's [not] the done thing — es ist [nicht] üblich
3) (finished)be done with something — mit etwas fertig sein
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
* * *1) (finished or complete: That's that job done at last.) getan2) ((of food) completely cooked and ready to eat: I don't think the meat is quite done yet.) gar3) (socially accepted: the done thing.) abgemacht* * *[dʌn]pp of do* * *[dʌn] ptp of academic.ru/21522/do">do IIadj2)3)it's not the done thing, that's not done — das tut man nicht
4) (inf* * *done [dʌn]A pperf von do1B adj1. 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;2. erledigt:get sth done etwas erledigen (lassen);he gets things done er bringt etwas zuwege3. WIRTSCH bezahlt4. GASTR gar:well done durchgebraten5. umg fertig:I am done with it ich bin fertig damit;a) fertig sein mit (a. fig mit jemandem),b) nichts mehr zu tun haben wollen mit,7. in Urkunden: gegeben, ausgefertigt:8. done! abgemacht!, topp!* * *adjective1) (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)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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4 done
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10 done by eye
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11 done for
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12 done up to look old
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13 well-done
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14 hard-done-by
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15 hard-done-by
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16 actually done
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17 work to be done
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18 easier said than done
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19 hard done by
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20 over and done with
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