English · Common Verbs
/dʌn/
[/dʌn/]
past participle of do
Past participle of 'do': used with 'have' to show an action or task is finished.
I have done everything on my list today, so now I can finally take a long rest.
I have done everything on my list today, so now I can finally take a long rest.
From Old English 'gedōn', past participle of 'dōn' (to do).
Used in perfect tenses; as an adjective it means finished or cooked.