No. 122 in Portuguese
feito
"Feito" means "done," "made," or "accomplished" in English.
In a sentence
O trabalho foi bem feito.
The work was well done.
Here, 'feito' is used as a past participle of the verb 'fazer' in the passive voice construction.
Ele está tão cansado que está feito uma pedra.
He is so tired that he is like a rock.
In this sentence, 'feito' acts as a conjunction meaning 'like' or 'as if' to introduce a similarity.
Feito isso, podemos prosseguir.
Having done this, we can proceed.
Here, 'feito' is used as a past participle to express that an action has been completed, introducing the start of the next action.
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