Summary
end {noun}
fecho · fim · final · ponta · extremidade · desinência
to end {verb}
acabar · concluir · expirar · encerrar · finalizar · terminar
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English-Portuguese translation for "end"
"end" Portuguese translation
end {noun}
We do not want these glorious resolutions passed at the end of summit meetings.
It is therefore vital that in any new EU initiative we put an end to uncertainty.
No exact time should be given for the end of the Intergovernmental Conference.
The Council would like to take a decision on this before the end of this year.
Several times, Parliament has come out in favour of an end to nuclear weapons.
They are going to get EUR 1.1 billion at the end of 2013 and it is back-loaded.
Results of this study will be presented in a conference at the end of the year.
Moreover, can you anticipate the proposal to be tabled before the end of the year?
We will continue our efforts, to the end of our presidency at the very least.
At the end of the debate, Commissioner Fischler will also be given the floor.
One was scratching at the end of the stick, another child listened at the other end.
And then I would go back to the other end of the beach and sell them to the rich kids.
And it anchors itself in the sand by blowing up a balloon on the end of its stock.
Lies on the eastern end of Timor Island; it also includes Jaco island.
End to end, that would form a line that would circle the earth twice.
end {noun} (also: tail end, extremity, point, appendage)
He says that he's just at an extreme end of the spectrum we're all on.
The battery interfaces with the opposite contact at its other end.
This is a beachcaster rod with a tag on the end.
tail end
So when the air pushes up to go from the hot end to the cold end, it puts some heat into the sponge.
end {noun} (also: extremity, termination)
to end {verb}
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to expire, to terminate, to come to an end, to finish)
To put an end to this inflexibility, we tabled the so-called strategic amendments.
On the whole, we have managed to end up with a fairly clear outlook on things.
We know it starts at local level and certainly does not end at European level.
The only logical response is to close them all down and end this terrible threat.
We should call an end to the dumping of European products in developing countries.
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to conclude, to turn off, to finish off, to accomplish)
And in closing, I want to end the same place I started, with happiness.
You have time before the end of the year to complete this White Paper.
To end this brief intervention, I may say that I came back from Dublin rather reassured.
Having said this, I shall return to Europe to end on the most important point.
To conclude, there is certainly a crisis, but a crisis is not necessarily the end of the world.
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to exhale, to breathe out, to run out)
You can let your paid subscription expire at the end of a term by opting out of automatic renewal.
To end a subscription, you can either let it expire at the end of its term, or cancel it during its term.
After the summer recess, there will only be a few months left before the current arrangement comes to an end.
In six months ' time, that system will come to an end.
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to close, to lock up, to encase, to lock)
It is this dark chapter in the history of Europe that we now have opportunity to end.
To end a subscription, you can either let it expire at the end of its term, or cancel it during its term.
Madam President, I would like to end this round of speeches by making two brief comments.
An interesting question with which to end the sitting.
Since the programme has come to an end, the Commission has decided to close the Agency by the end of 2008.
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to finalize, to finish, to terminate, to get through)
I should like to end with two specific questions to the Commission.
And I just want to end by suggesting a few ways in which these principles could fan out into the world.
On a final note, how far do we take the precautionary principle at the end of the day?
I must admit that, as you can see, this vote is not the final whistle marking the end of an impeccably played political game.
to end [ended|ended] {vb} (also: to complete, to finish, to stop, to finish off)
I'm going to start and end this talk with a couple things that are carved in stone.
I want to end by referring to a subject I am already weary of - the Islamic danger.
I would like to end by talking about the need to become aware of the problems.
And the first mate thinks, "Well, I guess at some point the rehearsal has to end."
Finally, I should like to end my speech by mentioning the question of enlargement.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "end":
© Princeton Universityterminate · stop · finish · cease · remainder · remnant · oddment · goal · conclusion · close · closing · ending · last · final stage · terminal · destruction · death
Usage examples
Usage examples for "end" in Portuguese
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"end" translation - forum results
Similar words
encouraged · encouragement · encouraging · encroachment · encrusted · encryption · encumbrance · encyclopaedia · encyclopedia · encyclopedist · end · endangered · endangerment · endearing · endearment · endeavor · endeavour · endemic · endemics · endemism · endermic
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