Pronunciation: /ˈfɪnɪʃ/
noun the act of completing or reaching the end of something
A1 I need more time to finish my homework.
A2 She was the first to finish the race.
B1 The finish line is just around the corner.
B2 The finish of the project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
C1 The artist put the finishing touches on her masterpiece.
C2 The finish of the marathon was a thrilling moment for all the participants.
verb to bring something to an end or completion
A1 He finishes his work before going home.
A2 They finish their meal with a dessert.
B1 She plans to finish her degree by the end of the year.
B2 The construction crew finished building the bridge ahead of time.
C1 The author finished the final chapter of the book with a surprising twist.
C2 The team finished the project successfully and received praise from the client.
formal I will finish the report by the end of the day.
informal I'll finish up this project soon.
slang I gotta finish this assignment before the deadline.
figurative She couldn't finish her sentence as she was interrupted.
finished
finishes
more finished
most finished
finish
will finish
have finished
is finishing
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to finish
finishing
finished