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14. Juli 2023 · July 14, 2023. The idiom "done and dusted" emphasizes the finality and completion of a task or situation. It signifies that all necessary actions have been taken and there is nothing more to be done. In short: "Done and dusted" means that something is completed or finished, leaving no room for further action or discussion.
Done and Dusted (stylised as DONE+DUSTED) is a British television production and event staging company.
2. Mai 2014 · Done and dusted means something is completely finished. The first citation in the OED is in the 20th century, long after the invention of the ballpoint pen. 1953 Brit. Bee Jrnl. 15 Oct. 669/1 All to be done and dusted before the National Honey Show. After this the grand clear up.
- Done and dusted documents were signed in times past using pens dipped in ink, drying time could be considerable as the application of the ink varie...
- Done and dusted means something is completely finished. The first citation in the OED is in the 20th century, long after the invention of the ball...
- Done and dusted.... comes from the chimney sweeper finishing his job ... The chimney sweeper would always bring a maid/cleaner with him and when he...
- Akin to "dead and buried." The funeral service is done and the dirt ("dust") has been put back into place on top of the casket (which is 'dusted').
14. Jan. 2024 · done and dusted (not comparable) ( British, idiomatic, of a task) Completed thoroughly and satisfactorily. All to be done and dusted before the National Honey Show. After this the grand clear up.
“Done and dusted” is an idiom that is commonly used in British English. It means that something has been completed successfully or satisfactorily. It implies that all the necessary steps have been taken, and there is no need for further action.
17. Feb. 2014 · What is the meaning and origin of ‘done and dusted’? (K. Shanthi, Hyderabad) The expression is mostly used in British English in informal contexts to mean to successfully complete something.
Vor 3 Tagen · Done and dusted is actually a very common expression. We hear it a lot at work. And usually it means something has been completed successfully, there's no more work to be done on it. Let's hear...
