Förbrukats

Förbrukats is a Swedish word that translates to "consumed," "used up," or "depleted" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "förbruka," which means to consume or use up. The word is commonly used in various contexts to indicate that something has been expended or exhausted.

In the context of resources, "förbrukats" might refer to the depletion of natural resources such as oil, water, or forests. For instance, "De naturliga resurserna har förbrukats" means "The natural resources have been depleted." It can also apply to the consumption of goods, like food or energy. "Elenergin har förbrukats snabbt" translates to "The electricity has been consumed quickly."

The term is also used metaphorically. For example, "Mina krafter är förbrukade" means "My strength is gone" or "I am exhausted." In financial contexts, it can indicate that funds have been spent. "Budgeten har förbrukats" means "The budget has been used up." The word "förbrukats" emphasizes the state of having been used to the point of no longer being available or functional. It signifies a completion of use or a state of exhaustion.