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termination

/ˌtɜː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de mettre fin à quelque chose, le point où cela s'arrête, ou le résultat de ce processus. Peut aussi se référer à la partie finale d'un mot, comme un suffixe ou une désinence.

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/ˌtɜː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de mettre fin à quelque chose, le point où cela s'arrête, ou le résultat de ce processus. Peut aussi se référer à la partie finale d'un mot, comme un suffixe ou une désinence.

A noun referring to the act of ending something, the point at which something ends, or the result of a process. It can also refer to the final part of a word, such as a suffix or inflectional ending.

  1. End of a contract periodB2formal

    The formal ending of a contractual agreement or employment.

    frFin de contrat

    • The termination of his employment was due to budget cuts.
    • Both parties agreed to the early termination of the lease.
    • The contract includes a clause about termination without cause.

    Synonymescancellationcessationcloseconclusiondissolutionendendingexpirationexpiry

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinceptionstart

  2. End point or boundaryB2formal

    A place where something ends or is complete.

    frPoint ou limite finale

    • The termination of the railway line is at the coastal station.
    • The pipeline's termination is located at the refinery.
    • The hiking trail's termination offers a stunning view.

    Synonymesboundarycloseconclusionculminationedgeendendingextremityfinishlimit

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinceptionopeningoriginstart

  3. Result or outcomeC1formal

    Something that results from a process or action.

    frrésultat ou conséquence

    • The termination of the experiment was a successful data set.
    • The termination of the investigation led to new evidence.
    • The project's termination was a comprehensive report.

    Synonymesconsequenceendissueoutcomeresultupshot

  4. Linguistic endingC1formal

    The end of a word, such as a suffix or inflectional ending.

    frDésinence (linguistique)

    • The termination '-ed' indicates past tense in English.
    • In Latin, the termination of a noun shows its case.
    • Linguists study the termination of words to understand grammar.

    Synonymesendinginflectional endingsuffix

  5. Act of endingB2formal

    The act of bringing something to an end.

    fraction de mettre fin

    • The termination of the project was announced yesterday.
    • The termination of the war brought peace to the region.
    • The termination of the service was due to lack of funding.

    Synonymescessationcloseconclusiondiscontinuationendendingfinishhaltstop

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinitiationopeningstart

Formes
  • terminations plural form
  • terminations' possessive plural form
  • termination's possessive singular form
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