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Meanings of finalise in English

Portuguese
acabar
Catalan
finalitzar
Spanish
finalizar

Make final; put the last touches on; put into final form.

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Usage of finalise in English
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This could change in the course of negotiations to finalise the law.
Reuters
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EU leaders will return to Brussels on Wednesday to finalise its plan.
The Irish Times
3
The EU will then take some time to finalise its negotiating position.
The Irish Times
4
The attack overshadowed a debate that will finalise the country's post-Taliban constitution.
The Irish Times
5
Both sides will meet again next week to finalise Wednesday's draft agreement.
Reuters
6
Seven hopes to finalise the refinancing by the end of this year.
Reuters
7
The Dutch international will fly to Germany tomorrow to finalise the deal.
The Irish Times
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They will also finalise their contribution to this month's Lisbon EU summit.
The Irish Times
9
We will finalise the investigation into the in-flight argument in due course.
The Guardian
10
The EBA said on Friday it expects to finalise details next month.
Reuters
11
The court has granted Immigration until 30 October to finalise the determinations.
Radio NZ
12
Talks to finalise the details are set to end by January 31st.
The Irish Times
13
The plan is to finalise the process by the end of November.
The South African
14
The IMF board is due to finalise the deal on December 19.
Reuters
15
I want to finalise the first round of consultations during this week.
Reuters
16
The parliamentary committee is expected to finalise its Eskom report on Wednesday.
The South African
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Spanish
finalizar
Finalise through the time
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