hecho

Meaning

Adj

1. done, completed
2. made

Verb

past participle of hacer

Noun

1. (masculine) fact
2. (masculine) act
3. (masculine) act of hatching a plan or an idea

Verb

misspelling of echo

hacer

• Verb
• Noun

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Concepts

fact

deed

event

done

act

occurrence

happening

made

action

cooked

incident

occasion

feat

mature

occurence

occurrent

ready-made

ready-to-wear

past part of hacer

see a hecho

see de hecho

natural event

done

done

fact

fact

Entwicklung

fact

𐑁𐐰𐐿𐐻

achievement

𐐼𐐲𐑌

activity

case

chance

🎲

course of events

custom

custom-made

data

events

factor

finished

handmade

instance

Synonyms

suceso

acto

acontecimiento

acción

evidencia

evento

cocido

acaecimiento

enredado

happening

movida

🥳

cho

perpetrado

acción realizada

actuación

cosa

éxito

obra

prueba

realizado

Translations

fait

fatto

Tatsache

feit

fato

fet

facto

γεγονός

Tat

événement

Fakt

Ereignis

esdeveniment

Faktum

Hyphenated as

he‧cho

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈet͡ʃo/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: factus

Inherited from Latin: factum

In summary

Inherited from Latin factus. Doublet of facto.

Sentences

Ha hecho la mayor parte de su carrera en los Estados Unidos y España .

He has spent most of his career in the United States and Spain.

Desafortunadamente para ellos , el libro está hecho pedazos .

Unfortunately for them, the book is ruined.

Ha hecho parte del Senado y de la Cámara de Representantes de Colombia .

He has been part of the Senate and the House of Representatives of Colombia.

De hecho fue resuelto rápidamente mediante otro acuerdo de cruce mutuo de licencias .

In fact, it was quickly resolved through another mutual cross-licensing agreement.

De hecho , puede que la acusación de adulterio se hiciera " porque " Arnulfo estaba enfermo .

In fact, it may be that the accusation of adultery was made “because” Arnulf was sick.

Este hecho tuvo lugar en tiempos del Obispo Don Victoriano López Gonzalo .

This event took place at the time of Bishop Victoriano López Gonzalo.