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Romanian frequency list

No. 555 in Romanian

făcută

"Făcută" means "made" or "done" in English.

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  • Furtuna făcută de vânt a fost foarte puternică.

    The storm caused by the wind was very strong.

    In this sentence, 'făcută' is used in its past participle form, modifying 'furtuna' (the storm). It describes an action (caused by the wind) attributed to the storm, enabling the speaker to specify how the storm was formed.

  • Am găsit o mare greșeală făcută în acest document.

    I found a big mistake made in this document.

    Here, 'făcută' serves as a past participle that qualifies 'greșeală' (mistake). It indicates that the mistake was generated or created within the document, providing passive description.

  • Casa a fost frumos făcută de meșterii locali.

    The house was beautifully made by the local craftsmen.

    In this example, 'făcută' acts as part of the passive voice construction, emphasizing the house as the receiver of the action (being beautifully made) performed by the craftsmen.

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