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    Hacían (en. They did)

    /a.θiˈan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To carry out or execute some action.
    They did their homework every day.
    Ellos hacían sus tareas todos los días.
    To create or produce something.
    They made sculptures in art class.
    Hacían esculturas en la clase de arte.
    To develop or carry out a plan.
    They used to make more elaborate plans.
    Antes hacían planes más elaborados.

    Etymology

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

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    they did what they wanted
    They acted freely according to their will.
    hacían lo que querían
    what they did
    Refers to the actions they performed.
    lo que hacían
    they made an effort
    It means that they were making an effort in something.
    hacían un esfuerzo

    Related Words

    hacer
    Verb that means to carry out or execute something.
    hacer
    hecho
    Result of having done something.
    hecho
    hacedor
    Person who makes or produces something.
    hacedor

    Slang Meanings

    When someone refers to an action performed in the past.
    It was as if they did what they wanted without limits.
    Era como si hicieran lo que querían sin límites.
    Used to indicate an effort in the past.
    They did the impossible to achieve their dreams.
    Hacían lo imposible para lograr sus sueños.