what is the meaning of (well done)and what is the usage of this word in conversation?
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- 06-Jul-2004, 12:16 #1Anonymous Guest
meaning of a word what is the meaning of (well done)and what is the usage of this word in conversation?
- 06-Jul-2004, 12:16 #2Anonymous Guest meaning of a word
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well done - you did a good job
Congratulations for a job well done!
The presentation was well done!
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well done - you did a good job
Congratulations for a job well done!
The presentation was well done!
- 06-Jul-2004, 21:18 #5
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Re: meaning of a word I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely)
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Re: meaning of a word I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely) Originally Posted by nasim_server Pope of the Dictionary.com Forum
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Re: meaning of a word Aside from discussing taste buds - why not "a steak well done"? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely) Originally Posted by nasim_server
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Re: meaning of a word Aside from discussing taste buds - why not "a steak well done"? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely) Originally Posted by nasim_server
- 06-Jul-2004, 21:25 #9
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Re: meaning of a word That would also be correct. That is a resultative adjective and it implies the verb "cooked". My use was a regular attributive adjective. Originally Posted by twostep Aside from discussing taste buds - why not "a steak well done"? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely) Originally Posted by nasim_server Pope of the Dictionary.com Forum
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Re: meaning of a word That would also be correct. That is a resultative adjective and it implies the verb "cooked". My use was a regular attributive adjective. Originally Posted by twostep Aside from discussing taste buds - why not "a steak well done"? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I'd like a well-done steak. (cooked completely) Originally Posted by nasim_server Pope of the Dictionary.com Forum
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