very well done

The Spanish phrase 'muy hecho' translates to 'very well done' in English. It is often used in the context of cooking, to refer to food that has been cooked thoroughly or for a long period of time, such as a steak that is 'very well done'. However, it can also be used more broadly to mean that something has been done to a high standard or with a lot of effort.

Example sentences using: muy hecho

La comida está muy hecha y deliciosa.

The food is very well cooked and delicious.

This phrase expresses that the food has been cooked thoroughly, resulting in a tasty dish.

El taller de cerámica fue muy hecho, todos aprendieron mucho.

The pottery workshop was very well done, everyone learned a lot.

In this context, 'muy hecho' refers to the quality and effectiveness of the workshop, highlighting the positive experience of the participants.

La presentación del proyecto fue muy hecha, capturó la atención de todos.

The project presentation was very well presented, capturing everyone's attention.

This phrase indicates that the presentation was executed skillfully, making it engaging for the audience.