No. 5,188 in Chinese
した
"した" is not a Chinese word; it is a Japanese word meaning "did" or "done," typically serving as the past tense form of "する" (to do).
In a sentence
我做了一件很好看的衣服。
I made a very beautiful piece of clothing.
The word '做了' is used to express the action of 'making' or 'creating something.' In this context, it refers to the speaker completing the creation of a clothing item.
他做了一个重要的决定。
He made an important decision.
Here, '做了' signifies 'making' or 'taking' an action, specifically here referring to making a decision.
我们做了一次长途旅行。
We completed a long trip.
In this sentence, '做了' is used to indicate 'performing' or 'undertaking' an activity, which here pertains to traveling.
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