hecho

/ˈet͡ʃo/, [ˈe.t͡ʃo]

done, fact

Adjective hecho (feminine hecha, masculine plural hechos, feminine plural hechas)

Noun hecho m (plural hechos)

Verb hecho m (feminine singular hecha, masculine plural hechos, feminine plural hechas)

Examples

Tom no cree haber hecho nada malo.

Tom doesn't think he did anything wrong.

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Él confesó el hecho.

He confessed the fact.

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¿Has hecho tu cama tú solo alguna vez?

Have you ever made your bed by yourself?

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La medicina ha hecho progresos dramáticos.

Medical science has made a dramatic advance.

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Por favor ten en cuenta este hecho.

Please bear this fact in mind.

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Tom de hecho lo descifró por sí solo.

Tom actually figured it out by himself.

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El hecho es que no la amo.

The fact is I do not love her.

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¿Qué ha hecho, mi señor, con el cadáver?

What have you done, my lord, with the dead body?

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He hecho peor que esto.

I've done worse.

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¡Estoy hecho un lío!

I am too confused!

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