No. 870 in French

terminé

Finished; completed.

In a sentence

Le projet est terminé.
The project is finished.
Here, 'terminé' is used as a past participle adjective to describe the state of the project being completed.
J'ai terminé mes devoirs.
I have finished my homework.
In this sentence, 'terminé' functions as the past participle of 'terminer' in compound past tense, indicating the completion of the action of finishing the homework.
Le film a terminé sur une note surprenante.
The movie ended on a surprising note.
In this example, 'terminé' is part of a compound past tense, depicting the conclusion of the action of ending the movie.

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