Effectuées

Effectuées is a French word that serves as the feminine plural past participle of the verb "effectuer." In English, it directly translates to "carried out," "performed," or "completed." This term is commonly used to describe actions, tasks, or operations that have been brought to a successful conclusion. For instance, one might say "les tâches effectuées" which translates to "the tasks carried out." Its usage implies that something has been done and is now in a finished state. The word itself is derived from the Latin "effectus," meaning "accomplishment" or "result." In various contexts, from business reports to project management, "effectuées" signifies the fulfillment of obligations or the execution of planned activities. It is a standard grammatical form in French, used whenever the subject performing the action is feminine and plural, or when referring to inanimate objects or concepts that are feminine and plural.