英语词汇“finish”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

finishfinish1 /ˈfɪnɪʃ/ verb 1 to do the last parts of something and then stop doing it► finish

to do or make the last part of something so that you have nothing more to do or make:

Have you finished cleaning your room?

We didn’t finish dinner until 9:00.

► complete

to finish doing or making something that has taken a long time to finish:

They plan to complete the bridge in two years.

► conclude AWL (formal)

to officially finish something, such as a meeting, event, or process:

Police have concluded their investigations and written a report.

► finalize AWL

to finish the last details of a plan, business deal, etc.:

The agreement between the two countries was finalized last week.

► bring to an end also bring to a close

to be an event or action that finishes a long process:

The arrest brings to an end a year-long search for the killer.

ANTONYMS ➔ see start1 (1)2 to stop happening► finish

to come to an end. Finish is often used when saying what time something ends, especially an organized event such as a meeting, class, or party:

What time does your class finish?

The meeting will finish at 5:30.

► end

to come to the end of something and not happen anymore:

The American Civil War started in 1861 and ended in 1865.

The party ended about midnight.

The game ended with Johnson scoring a touchdown at the last minute.

► stop

to finish. You use stop about things that may start happening again:

We waited for the rain to stop.

► be over

if an event, activity, or period of time is over, it has ended:

The long summer vacation was almost over.

► conclude AWL

to end. You use conclude when something happens at the end of an event, activity, etc.:

The Independence Day celebration concluded with fireworks.

➔ GRAMMAR: Use conclude followed by a preposition such as “with,” “by,” or “on.” Don’t say: The concert concluded. Say: The concert concluded with the music from “Star Wars.” | The concert will conclude at about 9:30 p.m.

► expire (formal)

if an official document expires, the period of time during which you can use it has ended:

My driver’s license expires in May, so I need to send in the form and get a new one.

► run out (informal)

if a legal agreement or document runs out, it ends or stops being effective:

My contract runs out in May, so I’m looking for another job.

ANTONYMS ➔ see begin ➔ see end2, stop1

单词	finish
例句	verb \| noun finishfinish1 /ˈfɪnɪʃ/ verb 1 to do the last parts of something and then stop doing it► finish to do or make the last part of something so that you have nothing more to do or make: Have you finished cleaning your room? We didn’t finish dinner until 9:00. ► complete to finish doing or making something that has taken a long time to finish: They plan to complete the bridge in two years. ► conclude AWL (formal) to officially finish something, such as a meeting, event, or process: Police have concluded their investigations and written a report. ► finalize AWL to finish the last details of a plan, business deal, etc.: The agreement between the two countries was finalized last week. ► bring to an end also bring to a close to be an event or action that finishes a long process: The arrest brings to an end a year-long search for the killer. ANTONYMS ➔ see start1 (1)2 to stop happening► finish to come to an end. Finish is often used when saying what time something ends, especially an organized event such as a meeting, class, or party: What time does your class finish? The meeting will finish at 5:30. ► end to come to the end of something and not happen anymore: The American Civil War started in 1861 and ended in 1865. The party ended about midnight. The game ended with Johnson scoring a touchdown at the last minute. ► stop to finish. You use stop about things that may start happening again: We waited for the rain to stop. ► be over if an event, activity, or period of time is over, it has ended: The long summer vacation was almost over. ► conclude AWL to end. You use conclude when something happens at the end of an event, activity, etc.: The Independence Day celebration concluded with fireworks. ➔ GRAMMAR: Use conclude followed by a preposition such as “with,” “by,” or “on.” Don’t say: The concert concluded. Say: The concert concluded with the music from “Star Wars.” \| The concert will conclude at about 9:30 p.m. ► expire (formal) if an official document expires, the period of time during which you can use it has ended: My driver’s license expires in May, so I need to send in the form and get a new one. ► run out (informal) if a legal agreement or document runs out, it ends or stops being effective: My contract runs out in May, so I’m looking for another job. ANTONYMS ➔ see begin ➔ see end2, stop1 verb \| noun finishfinish2 /ˈfɪnɪʃ/ noun ➔ see end1
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