Hacéis (en. You do)

/a.se.ˈis/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To carry out or execute an action.

What are you doing this weekend?

¿Qué hacéis este fin de semana?

To obtain a result through an action.

You do a good job.

Hacéis un buen trabajo.

To create or produce something.

You do very interesting art.

Hacéis arte muy interesante.

From the Latin 'facere', which means 'to do'.

you do what you want

To dance to the tune of what one wishes to do.

haceis lo que queréis

you do what you have to do

To fulfill the corresponding responsibilities or tasks.

haceis lo que tenéis que hacer

to what you are doing

In connection to what you are doing or carrying out.

a lo que hacéis

to do

To carry out or bring something to completion.

hacer

fact

Result of doing something.

hecho

towards

Direction or movement towards something.

hacia

To do something in a hurry.

I'm going to do something quick, so I'm doing it today.

Voy a hacer algo rápido, así que hoy lo hago.

To carry out a task that is being avoided.

You have to do the tasks that you do from time to time.

Tienes que hacer las tareas que hacéis de vez en cuando.