phrase
Meaning 1
Used traditionally at the end of a story or film.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
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Phrase guide
the end
Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.
Sound
Pronunciation
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UK: /ðiː ɛnd/
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US: /ði ɛnd/
phrase
Meaning 2
Used to indicate the termination of something.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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phrase
Meaning 3
Alternative letter-case form of the end.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: alt-of
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History
Etymology
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Across languages
Translations
46 source translations are retained for this English entry.
- Arabic: النِهاية (nihāya) — end of a story or film
- Armenian: վերջ (verǰ) — end of a story or film
- Bulgarian: край (kraj) — end of a story or film
- Catalan: fi — end of a story or film
- Chinese Mandarin: 劇終 /剧终 (jùzhōng) — end of a story or film
- Chinese Mandarin: 完 (wán) — end of a story or film
- Chinese Mandarin: 全劇終 /全剧终 (quánjùzhōng) — end of a story or film
- Czech: konec — end of a story or film
- Danish: slut — end of a story or film
- Dutch: einde — end of a story or film
- Egyptian: D54-w-f:p*W (jw.f pw) — end of a story or film
- Egyptian: D54-w-s-p-w (jw.s pw) — end of a story or film
- Esperanto: fino — end of a story or film
- Estonian: lõpp — end of a story or film
- Finnish: loppu — end of a story or film
- French: fin — end of a story or film
- German: Ende — end of a story or film
- Gothic: 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌴𐌹𐍃 (andeis) — end of a story or film
- Greek: τέλος (télos) — end of a story or film
- Hebrew: הסוף — end of a story or film
- Hungarian: vége — end of a story or film
- Indonesian: tamat — end of a story or film
- Irish: nel — end of a story or film
- Italian: fine — end of a story or film
- Japanese: 終わり (owari) — end of a story or film
- Japanese: 完 (kan) — end of a story or film
- Japanese: おしまい — end of a story or film
- Latin: ācta est fābula, plaudite! — end of a story or film
- Latvian: beigas — end of a story or film
- Laz: ბოლოშა (boloşa) — end of a story or film
- Lithuanian: baigtis — end of a story or film
- Malay: tamat — end of a story or film
- Norwegian Bokmål: slutt — end of a story or film
- Norwegian Nynorsk: slutt — end of a story or film
- Polish: koniec — end of a story or film
- Portuguese: fim — end of a story or film
- Romanian: fine — end of a story or film
- Russian: коне́ц (konéc) — end of a story or film
- Serbo-Croatian: крај — end of a story or film
- Serbo-Croatian: kraj — end of a story or film
- Slovak: koniec — end of a story or film
- Spanish: fin — end of a story or film
- Swedish: slut — end of a story or film
- Tagalog: wakas — end of a story or film
- Tamil: முற்றும் (muṟṟum) — end of a story or film
- Vietnamese: hết — end of a story or film