End

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1 English 1.1 Noun 1.1.1 Translations 1.2 Verb 1.2.1 Intransitive 1.2.2 Transitive 1.3 Derived terms 2 Danish 2.1 Conjunction

English

Noun

end (plural ends)

1. Extreme part.
2. Extreme line.
3. Death.
4. Result.
5. Purpose.
6. One of the two parts of the ground used as a descriptive name for half of the ground.
   • The Pavillion End

Translations

• Breton: diwezh m
• Bulgarian: край m
• Dutch: einde n
• Finnish: loppu
• French: fin f
• German: Ende n
• Ido: fino
• Indonesian: akhir , ujung
• Italian: fine f
• Japanese: 終了 (しゅうりょう , shūryō), 終り (おわり , owari), 端 (はし, hashi)
• Latin: finis
• Polish: koniec m, meta f (sport)
• Slovak: koniec m, cieľ m (sport)
• Spanish: fin

Verb

end (ends, ended, ending)

Intransitive

1. finish, terminate

   Is this movie ever going to end?

Translations

• Dutch: eindigen
• Estonian: lõppema
• Finnish: loppua
• French: finir
• German: enden
• Ido: finar
• Indonesian: berakhirkan , berakhir , tamat , selesai , habis
• Polish: kończyć się
• Russian: кончиться
• Spanish: acabar , acabarse , terminarse , finir

Transitive

1. finish, ]

   Microsoft Is Committed to Help End the Spam Epidemic.

Translations

• Breton: echuiñ
• Bulgarian: приключвам
• Dutch: eindigen , beëindigen , ophouden
• Estonian: lõpetama
• Finnish: lopettaa
• French: finir
• German: beenden
• Ido: finar
• Japanese: 終了 する (しゅうりょう する, shūryō-suru), 終わる (おわる , owaru), 終える (おえる , oeru)
• Polish: skończyć , zakończyć
• Russian: окончать
• Slovak: skončiť , ukončiť
• Spanish: acabar , terminar

Derived terms

• endless
• on end
• unending
• up-end

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Danish

Conjunction

1. than (in comparisons): Han er flere venlig end hun. (He is friendlier than she.)