finish

Signification (Anglais)

Noun

1. An end; the end of anything.
2. A protective coating given to wood or metal and other surfaces.
3. The result of any process changing the physical or chemical properties of cloth.
4. A finishing touch; careful elaboration; polish.
5. A shot on goal, especially one that ends in a goal.

Verb

1. To complete (something).
2. To apply a treatment to (a surface or similar).
3. To change an animal's food supply in the months before it is due for slaughter, with the intention of fattening the animal.
4. To come to an end.
5. To put an end to; to destroy.
6. To reach orgasm.

Concepts

finir

terminer

🔚

achever

fin

🔚

cesser

arrêter

conclure

accomplir

finition

arrivée

apprêter

conclusion

interrompre

fini

confectionner

finissage

compléter

pourfinir

parfaire

finaliser

réaliser

remplir

revêtement

se terminer

abattre

bout

🔚

but

se libérer de

achiever

lever

mettre fin à

destination

parachever

polir

quitter

rejeter

résoudre

se retrouver

sortir

superviser

suspendre

tirer

à

à

tuer

🔪🩸👤

vernir

vernis

vider

acquitter de

cesser de

coup de grâce

déclasser

être accompli

être payé

être terminé

finesse de l’exécution

flancher

franchir la ligne d’arrivée

mener à bien

mener à bonne fin

mener à terme

mettre fin

mettre un terme

mettre un terme à

raffinement

résilier

s’achever

se compléter

s’écouler

s’en tirer

s’immobiliser

terminus

vernisser

faire complètement

j’ai réussi

fìnir

tirer au bout

avoir un orgasme

ligne d'arrivée

transformer

achevé

acquitter

💸

anéantir

apprêt

arriver

atteindre

buter

calmer

ça y est

changer

combler

conséquence

convertir

culture

de

dénouement

dépêcher

dernier

déterminer

devenir

dévorer

divorce

effectuer

épuiser

exécuter

fermer

fermeture

finesse

jeter

lancer

objectif

Synonymes

end

🔚

complete

terminate

conclude

stop

🛑

accomplish

cease

conclusion

close

come to an end

termination

completion

achieve

ending

accomodate

quit

settle

perfect

fulfil

bring to an end

polish

🇵🇱

fulfill

finish up

run out

end up

finale

wind up

do

consummate

perform

finishing

finalize

be over

be completed

execute

use up

discontinue

kill

🔪🩸👤

halt

goal

expire

abate

close in

be finished

done

polish off

prepare

final

all

eat up

exhausted

complement

land up

finish off

put away

destination

last

destroy

over

break up

dispatch

finish line

consume

finis

completely

be done with

fill up

abolish

accomplishment

aim

be exhausted

be used up

carry out

closure

coat

🧥

coating

come

completed

consumed

cultivation

decoration

die

💀

disappear

dress

👗

empty

fall

fetch up

fill

fill in

finalise

finishing line

get over

get through

get through with

give out

glaze

imbue

lacquer

leave

lift

objective

overcome

permeate

prorogue

purpose

put an end to

quell

reach

ready

refinement

round off

staunch

subside

terminated

terminus

tip

be concluded

used up

work out

be done

free oneself from

make an end of

stopping point

be complete

culture

death

💀

make the final blow

pass time

cloth

closing

close up

event

eventuate

close out

exercise

clinch

expiration

clear up

expiry

extremity

fail

go through with

wind down

do something completely

put a gloss on

fill out

cheese

🧀

change

cessation

let end

cancel

finalizing

fineness

calm down

finished

calm

bring to a conclusion

call it quits

burnishing

burnish

fix

fold

forgive

built

bring to a close

fulfillment

furbish

get away

get it over with

get off

put an end

get rid of

cross the finish line

completative

get-up

be brought to an end

be smooth

gloss

break short

go around

go away

go down

gone

go through

graduate

🎓

break

highlight

be ended

intact

issue

keep

kick

bottom line

knock off

l

l

top-coat

border

lapse

block off

launch

reach the ultimate point

leave off

ac complish

lose

make

make good

manage

matter

meet

milling

nothing

object

choose

observe

offspring

outcome

output

be up

finishing post

paint

passing

peak

beauty

perfection

beat

period

perish

finish drawing

peter out

pick up

point

avoid

polishing

attain

apex

pretend

produce

profit

take to the end

prosecute

finer works

put

give a finish

aftertaste

put down

make small reparations

after

ram down

click off

closing curtain

realize

finishing coat

remove

resolve

result

round

line score

rule

adorn

score

set free

adjust

settle on

shoot up

shut down

sign off

sink

size

slay

smoothness

snuff out

spinning

standstill

stand still

stand up

glassing

stiffening

submit

settle the matter

summing-up

summit

surcease

surface

surmount

suspend

tail

target

adjourn

degree of finish

acme

grinding-in

texture

ground finish

smooth finish

knit up

totality

touchdown

transact

transform

trim

trimmings

turnout

turn out

understanding

upshot

use

high finish

accommodate

wash up

wear out

windup

abrogate

be finished with

wrap up

yield

zenith

be satiated with

be emancipated

abrade

be free

be quit of

be satisfied with

be through

boils sens de bouillir

abide by

cap off

come to nothing

done with

fare-thee-well

finish with

tata

get to the end of

have done

have done with

made for

make a decision

do the deed

make perfect

make useless

pull the plug

settle differences

cut

cut off

cut out

cut short

dash

💨

decide

deciding

decision

decor

decorate

final lacquer

defeat

demise

deplete

descend

cum

culminate

devour

stop short

abide

discharge

discontinuance

create

convert

dispense with

disperse

dispose of

dissolution

dissolve

continue

do away with

consummation

doom

down

draw in

bring to completion

drive

drop

dwindle away

dying

eat

🍽️

completeness

edge

effect

elaboration

elapse

elect

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈfɪnɪʃ/

Étymologie (Anglais)

From Middle English finishen, finisshen, finischen, from Old French finiss-, stem of some of the conjugated forms of finir, from Latin fīnīre, present active infinitive of fīniō, from fīnis (“end, limit, border, boundary”), possibly from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeygʷ- (“to stick, set up”) or from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeyd- (“to split”).