Fonctionnées

Fonctionnées is a French word that translates to "worked," "functioned," or "operated" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "fonctionner," which means to function, work, or operate. The word is used to describe something that has successfully performed its intended purpose or operation.

For example, one might say "La machine a fonctionné toute la journée" which means "The machine worked all day." This indicates that the machine was operational and performed its tasks without issue. Similarly, "Le plan a fonctionné" translates to "The plan worked," implying that the plan was successful in achieving its objectives.

The term "fonctionnées" can be applied to a wide range of subjects, from mechanical devices and systems to abstract concepts like plans, ideas, or relationships. Its usage is straightforward and directly conveys the idea of successful operation or achievement. The agreement of the past participle in French depends on the grammatical context, particularly whether a direct object precedes the verb or if the auxiliary verb is "être." However, in its most common form, referring to a masculine singular subject with the auxiliary verb "avoir," it remains "fonctionné." When referring to feminine plural subjects, it would become "fonctionnées."