terminate in Latin
terminate in Latin is aboleō — terminate means to bring something to an end.
terminate in Latin
aboleō
What does "terminate" mean?
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verb To bring something to an end.
"The airline terminated the route due to low demand."
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verb To end someone's employment; to fire them.
"He was terminated after the internal investigation concluded."
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verb To reach or mark an end point, especially of a journey or route.
"This train terminates at Central Station."
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terminate in a sentence
- The airline terminated the route due to low demand.
- They terminated the contract after just six months.
- He was terminated after the internal investigation concluded.
- The firm terminated several workers when the factory closed down.
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What is "terminate" in Latin?
"terminate" in Latin is aboleō. terminate means: To bring something to an end.
How do you use "terminate" in a sentence?
Example: "The airline terminated the route due to low demand." In Latin, "terminate" is aboleō.
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