Hiciste (en. You did)

/iˈsiste/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To perform or carry out an action.
You did a great job on the project.
Hiciste un gran trabajo en el proyecto.
To cause or provoke an effect.
You made everyone laugh with your joke.
Hiciste que todos riean con tu chiste.
To prepare or make something.
You made dinner for everyone last night.
Hiciste la cena para todos anoche.
To execute a task or activity.
You did your homework excellently.
Hiciste tu tarea de manera excelente.

Etymology

From the verb 'hacer', from the Latin 'facere'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

you did the right thing
You made the right decision.
hiciste lo correcto
you made a fool of yourself
You behaved in an embarrassing way.
hiciste un papelón
you did your thing
You did something surprising or unexpected.
hiciste de las tuyas

Related Words

hacer
To perform or carry out something.
hacer
hecho
Thing that has been done.
hecho
hacedor
Person who does something.
hacedor

Slang Meanings

You did something unexpected.
When you arrived at the party so late, you really made a 'hiciste'!
Cuando llegaste a la fiesta tan tarde, ¡hiciste un 'hiciste'!
To use 'hiciste' to refer to making a great effort.
Today you shone, you made a great play!
Hoy te luciste, ¡hiciste una gran jugada!