Fecho (en. Date)
/ˈfe.tʃo/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Action of doing or completing something.
The fecho of that task took me more time than expected.
El fecho de esa tarea me tomó más tiempo del esperado.
Result of something that has been carried out.
The fecho of the project was celebrated with a big party.
El fecho de la obra fue celebrado con una gran fiesta.
Etymology
It derives from the verb 'hacer' in its participle form.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to make a fecho
To perform or complete a task or project.
hacer un fecho
at fecho
Once something has been completed.
a fecho
Related Words
hacer
To perform or execute an action.
hacer
hecho
Thing that has been done or an event.
hecho
Slang Meanings
It refers to a completed event or situation in an informal manner.
The fecho of the party was epic; everyone enjoyed it.
El fecho de la fiesta fue épico, todos lo disfrutaron.
It is used to describe something that feels definitive.
That decision is already fecho, there's no turning back.
Esa decisión ya está fecho, no hay vuelta atrás.