finishing

finishing
[ˈfɪnɪʃɪŋ]
adjetivo
también:
  • to put the finishing touches to something -> dar los últimos (re)toques a algo
  • finishing line -> línea (f) de meta
  • finishing school -> = escuela privada de etiqueta para señoritas

finishing [fi-ni-shin]
sustantivo
1Acabamiento, consumación; colmo, perfección; la última mano o pincelada.
adjetivo
2Que acaba, concluye o consuma.
  • Finishing blow -> golpe de gracia
  • To give the finishing stroke to -> dar la última mano a

finishing [ˈfɪnɪʃɪŋ]
noun
1 [of product] acabado; (m)
I told him his clocks were beautiful but the finishing was amateurish the boys help with sanding the wood; she does the finishing, packaging, marketing and bookkeeping
2 especially (Britain) (Ftbl) capacidad de remate; (f)
His finishing is deadly a game cluttered with earnest tackling and devoid of incisive finishing or saves Our finishing was abysmal. If I had gone on I could have got five goals
modifier
finishing line (n) (Dep) línea de meta; (f) meta; (f)
finishing school (n) escuela privada para señoritas donde se les enseña a comportarse en la alta sociedad
finishing touch (n) toque final; (m)
that lovely blue calf bag you bought will add the finishing touch to your outfit LUSH meadows stretch into the distance, dramatic cliffs tower over long, sandy beaches and, adding the finishing touch to a rural idyll, stone cottages dot the horizon For the finishing touch to your hairstyle, there are hairclips adorned with pearls and gold braidto your hairstyle Enfield is shelling out loadsamoney on the finishing touches to his listed home in London's Regent's Park
to put the finishing touches to sth dar los últimos toques a algo
as I was putting the finishing touches to this book, a recent collection of articles on capitalism in the Third World was published Wilder is putting the finishing touches to his announcement speech White House negotiators hope to put the finishing touches to a deficit-reduction plan today