end

🇺🇸 /end/ 🇬🇧 /end/
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Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-A2
noun
A1

The last part of something.

The movie was boring, but I watched it to the end.

A1

When something stops existing.

The company went bankrupt, which was the end of our partnership.

A1

The farthest point of something.

I sat at the end of the bench to enjoy the view.

R

A goal or purpose.

The end of the project is to help the community.

R

A person's involvement in an activity.

I'll call you when I get to my end of the trip.

R

One side of a connection, like a phone call.

I called her, but she wasn't at her end of the line.

R

A side of a sports field.

The players ran to the other end of the field.

R

A leftover piece of something.

I picked up the end of the rope that was lying on the ground.

R

A polite way to refer to someone's death.

He passed away peacefully at the end.

R

A player position in American football.

The wide end caught the ball and scored a touchdown.

verb
R

To stop or make something stop.

The meeting ended early because everyone agreed.

translation

n. The last part of something.; When something stops existing.; The farthest point of something.; A goal or purpose.; A person's involvement in an activity.; One side of a connection, like a phone call.; A side of a sports field.; A leftover piece of something.; A polite way to refer to someone's death.; A player position in American football.
v. To stop or make something stop.

Word Forms

3rd Present ends
Past ended
Perfect ended
Progressive ending
Plural ends