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finishing

/ˈfɪn.ɪʃ.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant la dernière étape ou le processus d'achèvement de quelque chose, ou la texture/le revêtement décoratif appliqué sur une surface., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de terminer quelque chose ou de mener une tâche ou une activité à son terme.

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noun

/ˈfɪn.ɪʃ.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant la dernière étape ou le processus d'achèvement de quelque chose, ou la texture/le revêtement décoratif appliqué sur une surface.

A noun referring to the final stage or process of completing something, or the decorative texture or appearance applied to a surface.

  1. Surface coating or treatmentB2formaltechnical

    A final layer or texture applied to a surface to enhance its appearance or protect it, or the substance used for that purpose.

    frFinition de surface

    • The cabinet has a beautiful glossy finishing that brings out the wood grain.
    • They applied a matte finishing to the walls to reduce glare.
    • The car's paint finishing was flawless after the detailer worked on it.
    • A good finishing can make inexpensive furniture look elegant.

    Synonymescoatingfinishglazelacquerpaintpolishsealantshellacstaintopcoatvarnishwax

  2. Process of completionB1formal

    The act of bringing something to an end or completing the final stage of a process.

    frAchèvement

    • The finishing of the project is scheduled for next week.
    • We are in the final phase of film editing and finishing.
    • He takes pride in the finishing of each piece of pottery.
    • The team celebrated the finishing of the construction ahead of time.

    Synonymesachievementclosecompletionconclusionculminationendingfinalizationtermination

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinitiationonsetopeningstart

Formes
  • finishings plural form
  • finishings' possessive plural form
  • finishing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

finish/ˈfɪn.ɪʃ/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de terminer quelque chose ou de mener une tâche ou une activité à son terme.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing something to an end or completing a task or activity.

  1. Complete an actionA1formal

    To bring something to an end; to complete a task or activity.

    frTerminer une action

    • She finished her homework before dinner.
    • He finished reading the book in one day.
    • They finished building the house last month.

    Synonymesaccomplishachieveceaseclosecompleteconcludeendterminatewrap up

    Antonymesbegincommenceinitiatestart

  2. Consume or use upA2informal

    To eat, drink, or use all of something.

    frfinir (consommer entièrement)

    • He finished his coffee and left.
    • The kids finished all the cake.
    • We finished the last of the milk this morning.

    Synonymesconsumedepletedevourdrinkeatemptyexhaustpolish offuse up

    Antonymesbeginstart

  3. A2formal

    To reach the end of a race, journey, or process.

    frfinir

    • She finished the marathon in under four hours.
    • The train finished its journey at the central station.
    • He finished his speech with a powerful quote.

    Synonymesaccomplishachieveclosecompleteconcludeendterminatewrap up

    Antonymesbegincommenceinitiatestart

Formes
  • finished past participle
  • finished past simple
  • finishing present participle
  • finishes third person singular

Variantes phrasalfinish offfinish outfinish up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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