finished

US /ˈfɪnɪʃt/

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UK /ˈfɪnɪʃt/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo use or consume all of something

She finished a whole bottle of wine in one sitting

v.t.Transitive VerbTo reach the end; to complete something

We finished the basketball season with a bang!

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put a final surface (e.g. paint) on something

The grandfather finished the toy with a brown stain

adj.AdjectiveBrought to an end; completed.

The project is finished.

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So when I turned the page, I finished the lesson, but let's go back to that page
So when I turned the page, I finished the lesson, but let's go back to that page

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After Google Analytics has finished processing, you can access and analyse your data using
After Google Analytics has finished processing, you can access and analyse your data using

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That's what I like to see. I haven't finished this because I want to fish
That's what I like to see. I haven't finished this because I want to fish

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legislature, only two voted against the plan by the time we were finished. What were some
legislature, only two voted against the plan by the time we were finished. What were some

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and tumble dry in the same way as a finished garment
and tumble dry in the same way as a finished garment

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You weren't supposed to be here till Sunday. -(whispering) We finished the experiment early,
You weren't supposed to be here till Sunday. -(whispering) We finished the experiment early,

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Let me give you an example. I remember a few years ago, after having just finished a tour,
Let me give you an example. I remember a few years ago, after having just finished a tour,