End meanings in Indonesian

akhir

Example:

The end of the movie was unexpected.

Akhir film itu tidak terduga.

We will meet at the end of the street.

Kita akan bertemu di akhir jalan.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used to refer to a conclusion or termination of something.

Note: Commonly used in various contexts including time, space, and events.

tujuan

Example:

The end justifies the means.

Tujuan membenarkan cara.

What is the end goal of this project?

Apa tujuan akhir dari proyek ini?

Usage: formalContext: Used in discussions about objectives or outcomes.

Note: Often used in philosophical or strategic discussions.

penyelesaian

Example:

The end of the negotiations was a relief.

Penyelesaian negosiasi tersebut adalah sebuah kelegaan.

We finally reached the end of our discussion.

Kami akhirnya mencapai penyelesaian diskusi kami.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Referring to the resolution of a discussion or problem.

Note: Can imply a sense of closure or finality.

ujung

Example:

He stood at the end of the pier.

Dia berdiri di ujung dermaga.

There’s a light at the end of the tunnel.

Ada cahaya di ujung terowongan.

Usage: informalContext: Used to describe physical locations or points.

Note: Often used in idiomatic expressions.

akhir dari sesuatu

Example:

This is the end of our journey together.

Ini adalah akhir dari perjalanan kita bersama.

At the end of the day, we all want to be happy.

Pada akhir hari, kita semua ingin bahagia.

Usage: informalContext: Used to signify the conclusion of an experience or time period.

Note: Can imply a reflective or summarizing tone.

akhir-akhir ini

Example:

I have been busy lately, but at the end of the week, I will relax.

Saya sudah sibuk akhir-akhir ini, tetapi di akhir minggu, saya akan bersantai.

End of the month is a busy time for me.

Akhir bulan adalah waktu yang sibuk bagi saya.

Usage: informalContext: Referring to a recent time period.

Note: Used to describe events or situations in the near past.

finish

To complete or bring to an end.

Example: I need to finish this report by the end of the day.

Note: Finish implies completing a task or activity, whereas end is more general and can refer to the conclusion of various things.

conclude

To bring something to an end or closure.

Example: Let's conclude the meeting with some final remarks.

Note: Conclude often implies a formal or deliberate ending, while end can be used in a broader sense.

terminate

To bring something to an end or put an end to something.

Example: The contract will terminate at the end of the month.

Note: Terminate is more formal and often implies a deliberate ending, usually with a specific time frame, compared to the general term end.

cease

To stop or come to an end.

Example: The rain will cease by the end of the week.

Note: Cease emphasizes the stopping or halting of something, often used in the context of actions or processes.

finish up

To complete the final parts of something.

Example: Let's finish up this project before the deadline.

Note: Finish up is a more informal way of saying to finish or complete something, often used in spoken language.

End up

To eventually be in a particular place or situation, especially unexpectedly.

Example: I thought I was taking the right bus, but I ended up in the wrong part of town.

Note: The phrase 'end up' emphasizes the result or outcome of a situation rather than just the simple act of ending.

At the end of the day

Ultimately; when everything is taken into consideration.

Example: We had our differences, but at the end of the day, we're still family.

Note: This phrase is used to emphasize what is most important or true in a situation after considering everything.

End in itself

Something that is pursued for its own sake, rather than as a means to an end.

Example: For him, success was not an end in itself but a means to help others.

Note: Unlike 'end' which signifies the conclusion or final part of something, 'end in itself' refers to something being valuable or important in its own right.

To no end

To a great extent; endlessly.

Example: She worried about her son's safety to no end when he was traveling.

Note: This phrase conveys the idea of something happening in a continuous or unlimited way, without any conclusion or resolution.

The end justifies the means

The desired result of an action justifies the use of any means to achieve it, even if they are unethical.

Example: He believed that lying was acceptable if it helped achieve a greater good, as the end justifies the means.

Note: This phrase suggests that the outcome or result of an action is more important than the methods used to achieve it, even if those methods are questionable.

To make ends meet

To have enough money to cover one's expenses; to manage financially.

Example: After losing his job, he took on a second job to make ends meet.

Note: While 'end' refers to a conclusion or final part, 'make ends meet' is about ensuring financial stability or having enough income to cover expenses.

To end on a high note

To finish something in a very positive or successful way.

Example: The concert ended on a high note with the crowd cheering for an encore.

Note: This phrase indicates concluding something with a positive or successful outcome, emphasizing the high point or peak of the ending.

To bring something to an end

To cause something to finish or conclude.

Example: After months of negotiations, they finally brought the dispute to an end.

Note: This phrase specifically highlights the action of causing something to conclude or come to an end, rather than just referring to the end itself.

Endgame

Endgame refers to the final stage or outcome of a situation, plan, or activity.

Example: I'm strategizing for the endgame of this project.

Note: While 'end' generally signifies the conclusion of something, 'endgame' specifically refers to the final phase or ultimate goal.

Final stretch

Final stretch means the last part or phase of a process or task.

Example: We're in the final stretch of exam preparation.

Note: It emphasizes the notion of reaching the end of a period or endeavor with remaining effort.

Wrap-up

To wrap-up is to bring to a conclusion or summarize something.

Example: Let's have a quick wrap-up of today's discussion.

Note: It is a more informal and concise way of referring to the conclusion or summary of an activity or event.

Tail end

Tail end means the final or farthest part of something.

Example: We arrived at the tail end of the party, but we still had a great time.

Note: It indicates the last portion or the furthest point of an event, place, or time.

Endorsement

An endorsement is a public statement of support or approval for something.

Example: The company's endorsement of the new product boosted its sales.

Note: While 'end' refers to the conclusion, 'endorsement' specifically involves backing or recommending a person, product, or idea.

Wind down

To wind down means to relax or decrease in intensity at the end of a period.

Example: I like to wind down at the end of the day by reading a book.

Note: It suggests gradually reducing activity or stress towards the conclusion of a day or task.

End product

End product refers to the final result or outcome of a process.

Example: The end product of our collaboration exceeded our expectations.

Note: While 'end' can signify the conclusion, 'end product' specifically denotes the finished or complete output of work.

The movie has come to an end.

Film telah berakhir.

I can see the end of the road.

Saya bisa melihat ujung jalan.

Let's hurry and finish before the end of the day.

Ayo cepat dan selesaikan sebelum akhir hari.

End - Noun (Noun) / Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: end

Conjugations

Noun, plural (Noun, plural): ends

Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): end

Verb, past tense (Verb, past tense): ended

Verb, gerund or present participle (Verb, gerund or present participle): ending

Verb, 3rd person singular present (Verb, 3rd person singular present): ends

Verb, base form (Verb, base form): end

Verb, non-3rd person singular present (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): end

Syllables, Separation and Stress

end Contains 1 syllables: end

Phonetic transcription: ˈend

end , ˈend (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

end: 600 - 700 (Extremely common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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