Effected Meaning in English
word · lemma: effect
ˈifɛktəd/, /ˈifɛktɪd/, /ɪˈfɛktɪd
i-FEK-tid
ɪfˈɛktɪd
if-EK-tid
Definição
Effected is the past tense of 'effect' (verb), meaning to cause something to happen or to bring about a result, especially used in formal or official contexts.
Uso & Nuances
Highly formal and mainly used in official, legal, or business documents. Do not confuse with 'affected' (which means 'influenced'). Common phrasing: 'effected a change', 'effected payment'. Rarely used in everyday speech.
Spanish: logrado - efectuado - realizadoPortuguese (BR): efetuado - realizadoPortuguese (PT): efetuado - realizadoChinese (Simplified): 实现 - 造成 (formal) - 达成Chinese (Traditional): 實現 - 造成 (正式) - 達成Hindi: संपन्न किया - पूरे कियाArabic: أحدث - أنجزBengali: বাস্তবায়িত - কার্যকর হয়েছে - সম্পন্ন হয়েছেRussian: осуществлён - реализован - произведёнJapanese: 実施された - 実現された - 行われたVietnamese: đã thực hiện - đã thi hành - đã được tiến hànhKorean: 실행되었다 - 실시되었다 - 이루어졌다Turkish: gerçekleştirildi - uygulandı - hayata geçirildiUrdu: عمل میں لایا گیا - نافذ کیا گیا - مکمل کیا گیاIndonesian: dilaksanakan - diwujudkan - dilakukan
Frases de Exemplo
The new manager effected many changes in the office.
basic
The law was effected last year.
basic
Payment was effected by bank transfer.
basic
The changes were finally effected after months of debate.
natural
Her efforts effected a real improvement in team spirit.
natural
Once all documents were signed, the merger was effected without delay.
natural