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    Hízose (en. It was done)

    í-so-se

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    He/she performed or carried out an action.
    She hízose in charge of organizing the event.
    Ella hízose cargo de la organización del evento.
    He/she formed or constituted something.
    Peace hízose after years of conflict.
    Se hízose la paz después de años de conflicto.
    It was manufactured or made for a specific purpose.
    The letter hízose in honor of her birthday.
    La carta hízose en honor a su cumpleaños.

    Etymology

    It derives from the verb 'hacer', which comes from the Latin 'facere'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    hízose known
    It refers to a person who has gained recognition.
    hízose conocido
    hízose to notice
    It refers to something that was evident or that caught attention.
    hízose notar

    Related Words

    hacer
    Verb that means to execute or carry out an action.
    hacer
    hecho
    The result of doing something; it can also refer to an event.
    hecho
    hizo
    Third person singular of the simple past tense of the verb hacer.
    hizo

    Slang Meanings

    It is used in situations where someone does something unexpected.
    When he arrived late and without warning, everyone said 'what hízose!'
    Cuando llegó tarde y sin avisar, todos decían '¡qué hízose!'
    Expression of surprise at the result of an action.
    Upon seeing the finished painting, he exclaimed 'Wow, this hízose very well!'
    Al ver el cuadro terminado, exclamó '¡Vaya, esto hízose muy bien!'