Done with Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈdən/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ

DUHN-with or DUHN-with

UK

dˈʌn/ /wˈɪð

DUN-with

Definition

To have finished using, doing, or needing something; also used to mean you're tired of or don't want something anymore.

Usage & Nuances

Informal, used with objects ('I'm done with my homework') or people/situations ('I'm done with this job'). Can also express frustration or finality ('I'm so done with you'). Often used after tiring experiences.

• Spanish: terminado con - haber acabado con - haber terminado de
• Portuguese (BR): terminado com - ter acabado com - estar cansado de
• Portuguese (PT): acabado com - ter terminado com - estar farto de
• Chinese (Simplified): 做完 - 已经结束 - 不再需要
• Chinese (Traditional): 做完 - 已經結束 - 不再需要
• Hindi: खत्म कर लिया - निपटा लिया - उब गया
• Arabic: انتهيت من - فرغت من - سئمت من
• Bengali: শেষ - বিরক্ত - ধৈর্য্যচ্যুত
• Russian: закончил с - надоел - устал от
• Japanese: 終わった - うんざりした
• Vietnamese: xong với - chán ngấy
• Korean: 끝났어 - 지쳤어 - 질렸어
• Turkish: işim bitti - yoruldum - bıktım
• Urdu: ختم ہو گیا - تنگ آ گیا
• Indonesian: selesai dengan - bosan dengan

Example Sentences

Are you done with your food?

basic

Let me know when you're done with the book.

basic

I'm done with my homework.

basic

Honestly, I'm just done with all this drama.

natural

Let me know when you're done with the computer, I need to check my email.

natural

I'm so done with people who cancel plans last minute.

natural