No. 2,686 in French

acheté

"Bought."

In a sentence

J'ai acheté une voiture hier.
I bought a car yesterday.
The past participle 'acheté' is used in conjunction with the auxiliary verb 'avoir' to form the past tense.
Les légumes que j'ai achetés sont dans le réfrigérateur.
The vegetables that I bought are in the refrigerator.
Here, 'acheté' form changes to 'achetés' to agree with the plural masculine direct object 'les légumes'.
Elle a acheté un cadeau pour son amie.
She bought a gift for her friend.
In this example, 'acheté' appears as the past participle in a straightforward passé composé construction.

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