Definition
Accomplished, achieved, or brought about; completed or finished.
Etymology
From 'compass' (as a verb, meaning to accomplish or encircle) + '-ed' (past participle). The verb 'compass' comes from Old French and Latin, originally meaning to encircle but evolving to mean 'to achieve' or 'to accomplish.'
Kelly Says
In Shakespeare's time, 'compassed' meant 'achieved'—he would write that a goal was 'compassed' like a circle drawn around it. The metaphor: to accomplish something is to encircle it, to bring it within grasp.
Translations
CACatalà
completar
kom-ple-tar
CSČeština
obklopen
ob-klo-pen
DADansk
omfattes
om-fat-tes
DEDeutsch
umgeben
oom-ge-ben
ELΕλληνικά
περιβάλλεται
peri-val-le-tai
ESEspañol
abarcado
a-bar-ka-do
FISuomi
ympäröity
yim-per-öi-ty
FRFrançais
entouré
an-tu-re
HUMagyar
körülvett
kör-ül-vett
IDBahasa Indonesia
terluk
ter-luk
ITItaliano
circondato
chi-ron-da-to
JA日本語
囲まれている
ka-wa-re-te-iru
MSBahasa Melayu
melingkupi
me-ling-kup-i
NLNederlands
omvat
om-vat
NONorsk
omfattes
om-fat-tes
PLPolski
obejmowany
o-bejm-o-wa-ny
PTPortuguês
abrangido
a-bra-n-gi-do
RORomână
înconjurat
in-kon-ju-rat
RUРусский
окружённый
o-kru-zh-yon-nyy
SVSvenska
omfattas
om-fat-tas
SWKiswahili
kukuzwa
koo-koo-zwa
TAதமிழ்
சுற்றியுள்ள
sur-ri-yu-lla
TEతెలుగు
ప్రక్కన
pra-kka-na
TLTL
nakapaloob
na-ka-pa-loob
TRTürkçe
sarmalanmış
sar-ma-lan-miş
UKУкраїнська
окружений
o-kru-zhen-nyy
URاردو
گھیر لیا
ghi-r li-ya
VITiếng Việt
được bao quanh
được bao quanh