| English | German | |
| loose {adj} [e.g. tooth, brick, end; alliance; mushrooms; dress; tongue] | 894 lose [z. B. Zahn, Ziegelstein, Ende; Zusammenschluss; Pilze; Kleid; Zunge od. Mundwerk] | |
| over {adv} [pred.] [finished] | 630 vorbei [nur prädikativ] [zu Ende, aus] | |
| finished {adj} {past-p} [brought to an end; also: personally ruined or failed in some major role] | 205 erledigt [beendet, fertig; auch ugs.: ruiniert, am Ende (Person)] | |
| wasted {adj} [Am.] | 108 fertig [ugs.] [am Ende] | |
| over {adv} [pred.] [finished] | 34 aus [nur prädikativ] [ugs.] [vorbei, zu Ende] | |
| banjaxed {adj} [Br.] [sl.] | 20 ruiniert [am Ende] | |
| from John o' Groats to Land's End {adv} [also: from Land's End to John o' Groats] | [vom einen bis zum anderen Ende Großbritanniens] | |
| tech. at the other end {adv} | andererends [selten] [am anderen Ende] | |
| enjoyed to the full {past-p} | ausgekostet [ganz ausgeschöpft, bis zum Ende genossen] | |
| for. small-end first {adv} [tree log] | dünnörtig [vom schwachen Ende her, mit dem Zopfende voran] [Baumstamm] | |
| tech. at (the) one end {adv} | einerends [selten] [am einen Ende] | |
| med. late systolic {adj} | spätsystolisch [am Ende der Systole] | |
Verbs |
| to settle sth. [sort out, bring to a conclusion] | 3639 etw.Akk. erledigen [ausführen, zu Ende bringen] | |
| to hasten | 532 beschleunigen [Niedergang, Ende] | |
| to end | 431 ausgehen [zu Ende gehen] | |
| to finish [run out, expire] | 160 ausgehen [zu Ende gehen] | |
| to collapse [fail suddenly and completely (theory, talks, etc.)] | 39 platzen [ugs.] [ein schnelles Ende finden (Theorie, Verhandlungen etc.)] | |
| mus. to sing through a piece | absingen [von Anfang bis zum Ende singen] | |
| to finish smoking | aufrauchen [zu Ende rauchen] | |
| to finish coughing | aushusten [zu Ende husten] | |
| to come to an end [applause etc.] | ausklingen [fig.] [Applaus etc.: zu Ende gehen] | |
| to cook sth. to doneness [in a frying pan or oven] | etw.Akk. abbraten [selten] [zu Ende braten] | |
| to follow through on / with sth. | etw.Akk. durchziehen [ugs.] [(trotz Hindernissen) zu Ende führen] | |
| to pull off sth. [coll.] | etw.Akk. durchziehen [ugs.] [zu Ende bringen] | |
| to see sth. through | etw.Akk. durchziehen [zu Ende führen] | |
| to mop up sth. [coll.] [fig.] [complete, e.g. a task] | etw.Akk. erledigen [zu Ende führen, z. B. eine Aufgabe] | |
| ling. to clip sth. [shorten vowels, syllables, esp. first and last] | etw.Akk. verkürzen [Aussprache von Vokalen, Silben, bes. am Wortanfang oder Ende] | |
| to think sth. out / through | etw. ausdenken [zu Ende denken] | |
| to enjoy sth. (to the full) | etw. ausgenießen [veraltet] [ausgiebig bis zum Ende genießen, auskosten] | |
| to carry sth. through | etw. bewirken [durchsetzen, zu Ende führen] | |
| to go to pieces [idiom] [of persons: become upset or nervous] | zusammenbrechen [ugs.] [psychisch am Ende sein] | |
Nouns |
| anat. glans [glans penis] | 3000 Eichel {f} [vorderes Ende des Penis] | |
| tip [top of sth.] | 802 Spitze {f} [spitzes Ende] | |
| cusp [pointed end] | 139 Zipfel {m} [spitzes Ende] | |
| sports finish [point at which race ends] | 100 Ziel {n} [Ende einer Wettkampfstrecke] | |
| success [obs.] [outcome or result (of an undertaking, etc.)] | 94 Ausgang {m} [Ende oder Ergebnis (eines Unternehmens, etc.)] | |
| termination | 73 Ablauf {m} [Ablaufdatum, Ende der Frist] | |
| ling. mus. cadence [sequence of notes or chords; fall in pitch of the voice (at the end of a sentence phrase)] | 44 Kadenz {f} [Harmonielehre: Akkordfolge, Schlussphrase; Linguistik: das Abfallen der Stimme (am Ende eines Satzes oder Satzglieds)] | |
| naut. yardarm | 27 Nock {f} [auch: {n}] [Ende einer Rah] | |
| naut. transom [flat termination of the stern of a boat] | 14 Spiegel {m} [Heckspiegel] [hinteres Ende eines Bootes oder Schiffes] | |
| naut. forefoot | 10 Stevenschuh {m} [vorderstes Ende eines Kiels] | |
| naut. brace [rope at the end of a yardarm] | 8 Brasse {f} [Tau am Ende einer Rah] | |
| [swinging end, flexible part of a whip] | 5 Schwippe {f} [veraltet] [noch mitteldeutsch] [schwingendes Ende, federnder Teil einer Peitsche] | |
| mus. stinger | [Akzent am Ende eines Marsches] | |
| mus. bellows normal <B.N.> | [Ende des Balgtremolos] | |
| pol. lame duck [Am.] [coll.] | [Politiker am Ende der Regierungsperiode] | |
| chicken run [S.Afr.] [coll.] [departure of white residents from South Africa] | [ugs. Begriff für die Auswanderung weißer Südafrikaner nach Ende der Apartheid] | |
| dance end-of-course dance | Abschlussball {m} [am Ende eines (Tanz-)Kurses] | |
| engin. ind. tech. cut end | Anschnitt {m} [Ende] | |
| archi. constr. bottom landing [flight of stairs] | Antrittspodest {n} [die Ebene am unteren Ende einer Treppe] | |
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