"Fecha" is a noun in Spanish.
The phonetic transcription of "fecha" is /ˈfe.tʃa/.
The word "fecha" refers to a specific point in time often represented in the format of day, month, and year. It is commonly used to indicate event timelines, deadlines, and particular dates in documents and conversations. In terms of frequency, "fecha" is used frequently in both oral and written contexts due to its relevance in scheduling, planning, and formal documentation.
The date of the meeting is next Monday.
Necesito saber la fecha de entrega del proyecto.
I need to know the deadline for the project delivery.
¿Cuál es la fecha de publicación del libro?
While "fecha" may not be commonly used in a wide range of idiomatic expressions per se, it is often part of phrases associated with time management and deadlines. Below are some expressions using "fecha".
"If there is no date, there is no commitment."
"La fecha límite se acerca rápidamente."
"The deadline is approaching quickly."
"Es importante fijar una fecha para el evento."
"It is important to set a date for the event."
"Cualquier fecha es buena si se planifica con anticipación."
"Any date is good if planned in advance."
"Cumplir con la fecha de entrega es crucial en nuestro trabajo."
The word "fecha" comes from the Latin word "facta", which means "deed" or "thing done", indicating a sense of an event having taken place at a particular time.
Synonyms: - Día (day) - Momento (moment) - Tiempo (time)
Antonyms: - Indefinido (undefined) - Incierto (uncertain)
"Fecha" is a fundamental term in many contexts, particularly when discussing schedules, events, and deadlines in both casual and formal situations.