Find a word "related" to the word E N D

Question

The idea is to find a word "related" to the word "end" - verb and / or noun

and

write a simple sentence in English and Spanish for that word..

Example:

The school year ends this month.

El año escolar termina este mes.

Please note

The words must be "related" to the word "end".

Pictures would be nice.

If you like this challenge here is the link to the previous one.

Answer 1

End - same word, but used as a noun:

Diciembre es al final del año.

December is at the end of the year.

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 2

I felt that this is quite related to "End " but I await your final judgement Ian.

El día del juicio .

Judgement day.

Brilliant Ray, absolutly brilliant I'm laughing so I can hardly write. - annierats, Nov 2, 2011

thank you my dear , I am writing so I can hardly laugh ! - ray76, Nov 2, 2011

i Am triing 2 doo both :)) - ian-hill, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 3

Put a stop to bullying.

ponga fin a la intimidación.

Estoy completamente de acuerdo contigo, Qazi:) - FELIZ77, Nov 2, 2011

gracias :) - qazi, Nov 2, 2011

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 4

I'll talk to you when I finish my work.

Hablaré contigo cuando termine mi trabajo.

Answer 5

Surely this must be the finite point oh one of great knowledge ?

Middle English finit, from Latin fntus, past participle of fnre, to limit, from fnis, end.]

1 having an end or limit Human knowledge is finite, divine knowledge infinite.

Answer 6

En las postrimerías del siglo XVIII, toda América comenzó su independencia.

At the end of the 18th century, all America started its independence.

Hi Nelson - where are you now? - ian-hill, Nov 3, 2011

Hi, sir. I'm at home but I'll be travelling to Potosí this evening... See you in a fortnight. - nelson_rafael, Nov 3, 2011

Answer 7

El espectáculo no está acabado hasta que cante la señora gorda.

The show isn't over until the fat lady sings.

:) - ian-hill, Nov 1, 2011

"hasta que cante...." - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Gracias, Mariana! - RosaVerde, Nov 3, 2011

Answer 8

Acabar = to finish

Acabo de llegar. I have just arrived. (lit. I finished arriving)

interesting and instructive - ian-hill, Nov 1, 2011

I was thinking of a different thread. - heliotropeman, Nov 2, 2011

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Keep thinking this way, very good sentence! - annierats, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 9

He tenido tanto trabajo hoy, estoy rendida.

I've had such a lot of work today, I'm quite finished off.!

We have a very favourite and common term here for just what you wrote , the word starts with " b it has two Gs and ends on d. It is universally used here - ray76, Nov 2, 2011

ray, at your age you have to stop thinking of such words, heidita will disqualify you. - annierats, Nov 2, 2011

Will she? oh B-----R ! - ian-hill, Nov 2, 2011

"trabajante?" "He tenido tanto trabajo hoy..." - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Thanks mariana. This is what work does, it reduces your brain to cotton wool. - annierats, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 10

Voy a finalizar el cuadro con el color rojo y eso será el último toque.

I'm going to finish the painting with the colour red, that'll be the final touch.

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 11

Noun of end = butt

Me duelen las pompis.

My butt is sore.

that would be "rear end" - Izanoni1, Nov 2, 2011

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 12

That's the final straw!

¡Eso es el colmo!

:-) - --Mariana--, Nov 2, 2011

Answer 13

In conclusion this will be my final sentence for this thread.

En conclusión, este será mi última frase de este hilo.

Answer 14

He is the Alpha and Omega.

Él es el principio y el fin.

Answer 15

What we are doing will surely bring about an apocalypse!

¡Lo que hacemos sin duda provocará el apocalipsis!

creative Katy - ian-hill, Nov 3, 2011