end on

• 以某种特定的方式结束或完成某事，常指事件、演出或情境的最终基调、氛围或结果。

To conclude or finish something in a particular way, often referring to the final note, mood, or outcome of an event, performance, or situation.

1. With the end facing forwardB2formal

   Positioned or oriented so that the end of something is pointing directly towards the observer or another object.

   端面朝前

   • The cars were parked end on to the curb.
   • The logs were stacked end on to each other.
   • The photographer captured the building end on, emphasizing its height.

2. Consecutively or in a rowB2informalbritish

   Used to describe events or items that follow one after another without interruption.

   连续地

   • They won three games end on.
   • She worked for eight hours end on without a break.
   • The meetings were scheduled end on, leaving no time for lunch.