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finite

/ˈfaɪ.naɪt/

Traduction: Se dit de ce qui a des limites ou des bornes; qui n'est pas infini.

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adjective

/ˈfaɪ.naɪt/B2formal
  • frSe dit de ce qui a des limites ou des bornes; qui n'est pas infini.

Describes something that has limits or bounds; not infinite.

  1. Limited in size or extentB2formal

    Having bounds or limits; not infinite.

    frfini (limité, borné)

    • The Earth's resources are finite and must be conserved.
    • There is a finite number of possible combinations.
    • Our time to complete the project is finite.

    Synonymesboundeddefinitelimitedrestrictedterminable

    Antonymesboundlessendlessinfinitelimitlessunboundedunlimited

  2. Grammar: verb formC1formal

    Relating to a verb form that shows tense, person, and number.

    frfini (verbe)

    • In the sentence 'She runs,' 'runs' is a finite verb.
    • Finite verbs change form to indicate past or present tense.
    • Non-finite verbs, like infinitives, do not show tense.

    Synonymespersonaltensed

    Antonymesinfinite

Formes
  • more finite comparative form
  • most finite superlative form
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