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Meanings of finis in English
The temporal end; the concluding time.
Usage of finis in English
1
Yes, I tink finis; but if not, den you trust me to help.
2
That election set bounds to his ambitions, wrote finis to his political career.
3
No weariness of routine, no tears of disenchantment; complete love, completely realized-andfinis!
4
But 'finis coronat opus' and 'il di lodi lacera; oportet imperatorem stantem mori.'
5
That definitive exposé should have spelled finis to his act.
6
Just at present I am not prepared to write 'finis' to my political career.
7
But this time you're not going to scrawl 'finis' exactly when you want to.
8
Now I say 'semel propter semper,' 'finis' to the carnival!
9
It is too early to write "finis", he said on Wednesday.
10
She had opened the book of adventure and she was going straight through to finis.
11
The money would be paid, and therewith finis to that dragging chapter of her life.
12
That's panis gravis; and fine bread is panis finis.
13
We cannot at any given time write "finis" after its development.
14
Let us go our ways and write 'finis' to this horrible chapter of our lives.
15
Now, indeed, the events were hastening towards the end of the sad drama, the finis poloniae.
16
Now it was over, finis, end of story.
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Translations for finis
Portuguese
Finis through the time