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filed

verb
USFYLD/faɪld/

1 meaning of filed

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  1. 1
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of file.

    He filed the quarterly report two days after the deadline.

    The struggling airline has filed for bankruptcy protection.

    Note

    One regular -ed form does double duty: simple past (she filed the papers) and participle, after have (has filed) or be (was filed). Only the transitive uses can turn passive: a report, a reporter's story or data saved to a disk can all be filed. The formal-request use takes no object and pairs with for instead, as in filed for bankruptcy, so it has no passive.

filed is a form of file

file, verb: To formally submit a document, claim, complaint, or request to a court or official body, as in 'file for bankruptcy' or 'file a tax return'. Full entry

Forms
filefiles he/she/itfiling -ing formfiled past tense, past participle
Spelling
file → filed: add -d
Sound
The ending sounds like /d/.

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