final in Irish
final in Irish is ceannchluiche — final means coming at the end; last.
final in Irish
ceannchluiche
(North America, Philippines) A final examination; a test or examination given at the end of a term or class; the test that concludes a class.
What does "final" mean?
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adj Coming at the end; last.
"This is the final chapter of the book."
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noun The last, deciding match or round of a competition.
"The two best teams met in the final."
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noun An examination given at the end of a course or term.
"She stayed up late studying for her finals."
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final in a sentence
- This is the final chapter of the book.
- They made their final decision after weeks of debate.
- The two best teams met in the final.
- Our local club reached the final for the first time in years.
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What is "final" in Irish?
"final" in Irish is ceannchluiche. final means: Coming at the end; last.
How do you use "final" in a sentence?
Example: "This is the final chapter of the book." In Irish, "final" is ceannchluiche.
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