feito

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine) fact
2. (masculine) event
3. (masculine) feat, deed
4. (archaic,masculine) deed

Adj

1. done
2. fully grown
3. beautiful, nice; handsome

Verb

1. (form-of,participle,past) past participle of fazer
2. (form-of,participle,past) past participle of facer

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈfejto̝/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese feito, from Latin factum. Cognate with Portuguese feito and Spanish hecho.

Sentences

Mire , nós nunca dixemos que todo estivese feito , queda moito por facer aínda .

Look, we never said it was all done, there's still a lot of work to be done.

Pode ser feito de diversos materiais .

It can be made of various materials.

A conquista de Alemaña foi o último feito memorábel deste príncipe.

The conquest of Germany was the last memorable fact of this prince.

Isto está apoiado polo feito de que as marcas da pel son fortemente herdables.

This is supported by the fact that skin tags are strongly heritable.

O feito de que este neno non crea nun deus cualifícao como ateo».

The fact that this child does not believe in a god qualifies him as an atheist. ”

Feito que outros depredadores como os grupos humanos aproveitarían para a caza .

It was done that other predators such as human groups would take advantage of for hunting.

A herdanza como acto xurídico é tamén un feito impoñible.

Inheritance as a legal act is also an impossibility.

O libro é unha recreación novelada dun feito histórico na Roma clásica .

The book is a novel recreation of a historical fact in classical Rome.