No. 1,973 in French
terminée
"Terminée" means "finished" or "completed."
In a sentence
La tâche est terminée.
The task is finished.
The word 'terminée' is used here as an adjective to describe that the task has been concluded and is no longer ongoing.
Une fois la réunion terminée, nous pourrons discuter.
Once the meeting has ended, we can discuss.
'Terminée' is used as part of a past participial phrase to indicate the completion of the event described, functioning as an adjective modifying 'réunion' in this construction.
Elle considère que l'année est terminée.
She considers that the year is over.
'Terminée' works as an adjective here, elaborating on the state of the 'year' as being concluded in her perspective.
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