adjective / interjection
done
DUN/dʌn/
Brought to completion or settled.
The wooden birdhouse is done, and the tools are set aside.
Etymology
Done is the past participle of a verb meaning “do” or “perform.” As an adjective, it describes the resulting state: the task has been carried out and is now complete.
In context
just so I know everyone's done with the question or someone needs more time
More examples
- The cake is done when a toothpick comes out clean.
- I'm done with my homework, so I can relax.
- “Done!” she says, accepting his offer of twenty dollars.
Forms
done