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Meanings of finished in English
Catalan
acabat Spanish
finalizado Portuguese
terminado Ended or brought to an end.
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Usage of finished in English
1
To begin Budget week this year, Parliament finished the Annual Review Debate.
2
Pink Europe is finished, says Claude Allégre, a former French education minister.
3
One small problem: the builders hadn't actually finished building the flat yet.
4
The second house on Bailey Road had been finished only last year.
5
Cork led by nine points at half-time and finished 12 points clear.
6
Everybody said young people left as soon as they finished middle school.
7
And Squallus is new to that position since Gnoffton finished last year.
8
The Bahamas finished second behind the U.S. in Beijing four years ago.
9
When the work is finished, I hope I shall still be here.
10
It is not clear whether the compensation rule could be finished quickly.
11
Francis had finished hearing evidence in the family division case on Friday.
12
Huddersfield finished 16th in the table, four points clear of relegation danger.
13
The fact remained, however, that the larger gathering was far from finished.
14
The company just finished four years of consecutive quarterly growth, he said.
15
We played great today and I'm extremely excited about how we finished.
16
Senior guard Matt Thomas finished with 14 points to lead Iowa State.
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Australia
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