finish in Irish
finish in Irish is críochnaigh — finish means to complete or bring something to an end.
finish in Irish
críochnaigh
(transitive) To put an end to; to destroy.
What does "finish" mean?
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verb To complete or bring something to an end.
"We finished painting the fence just before the rain started."
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noun The end point of something, especially a race or event.
"The cyclists sprinted towards the finish line as the crowd cheered."
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noun A coating or treatment applied to a surface to protect or decorate it.
"The wardrobe has a matt finish that hides fingerprints well."
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finish in a sentence
- We finished painting the fence just before the rain started.
- She finished the marathon in just under four hours.
- The cyclists sprinted towards the finish line as the crowd cheered.
- Our team was exhausted at the finish of the long relay.
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What is "finish" in Irish?
"finish" in Irish is críochnaigh. finish means: To complete or bring something to an end.
How do you use "finish" in a sentence?
Example: "We finished painting the fence just before the rain started." In Irish, "finish" is críochnaigh.
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