| 单词 | done |
| 释义 | verb | adjective | interjection donedone1 /dʌn/ verb the past participle of do verb | adjective | interjection donedone2 adjective [not before noun, no comparative] 1completely dealt with so that there is nothing more that you need to do: The job’s almost done. I’ll be glad when my exams are over and done with (=used to emphasize that something is done).THESAURUSfinished/completed – done, and dealt with in the way you wanted. Completed is slightly more formal than finished: She showed him the finished drawing.complete – finished, and having all the necessary parts: The project is almost complete.over – done or ended. Used about an event, activity, or period of time: The game was over by 10 o’clock.2someone who is done has finished doing or using something SYN finished, through: Well, I’m done. I’m going home.be done with something Do you want to read this magazine? I’m done with it.3cooked enough to be eaten: I think the hamburgers are done.4it’s a done deal informal used to mean that an agreement has been made and it cannot be changed5be done for informal to be in serious trouble and likely to fail or die: If we get caught we’re done for.6be done in informal to be extremely tired: I’ve got to sit down – I’m done in.7just not be done to be considered unacceptable behavior in social situations: Showing affection in public just isn’t done in Japan.8be done with it used to tell someone to stop talking about something: Oh, buy it and be done with it! → see also do2 verb | adjective | interjection donedone3 interjection said in order to accept a deal that someone offers you: “How about I give you $25 for it?” “Done!” |
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