beenden

(beendigen) v/t end; (Streik) auch call off; (zum Abschluss bringen) bring to an end (oder a close); (fertigstellen) finish; (Arbeit, Studium etc.) auch complete; (Vertragsverhältnis) terminate; (Sitzung, Rede etc.) close, wind up, conclude; (Schulstunde, Gespräch etc.) finish; damit ist der Abend / unsere Diskussion beendet that brings the evening / our discussion to an end; wir beend(ig)en unser Programm mit der Nationalhymne Radio, TV: we conclude our programme (Am. program) with the national anthem; etw. frühzeitig beend(ig)en bring s.th. to an early end (oder close), finish s.th. early; er beendete sein Leben in Armut he ended his days in poverty

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(Software) to exit; to quit;

(Zitat) to unquote;

(aufhören) to terminate; to stop; to end;

(vollenden) to conclude; to finish; to finalize

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be|ẹn|den ptp bee\#ndet, ptp bee\#ndigt

vt

to end; Arbeit, Aufgabe etc to finish, to complete; Vortrag, Brief, Schulstunde, Versammlung to end, to bring to an end, to conclude; Streik, Streit, Krieg, Verhältnis to end, to bring to an end; Studium to complete; (COMPUT) Programm to quit; (als Menüpunkt) to exit; (in Startmenü) to shut down

der Abend wurde mit einer Diskussion beendet — the evening ended with or finished with a discussion

etw vorzeitig beenden — to cut sth short

sein Leben beenden (geh) — to end one's days; (durch Selbstmord) to take one's life

damit ist unser Konzert/unser heutiges Programm beendet — that brings to an end or concludes our concert/our programmes (Brit) or programs (US) for today

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1) ((of a TV or radio station etc) to stop broadcasting for the day (noun closedown).) close down

2) (to make a final decision about plans, arrangements etc: We must finalize the arrangements by Friday.) finalize

3) (to make a final decision about plans, arrangements etc: We must finalize the arrangements by Friday.) finalise

4) (to bring or come to an end: The scheme ended in disaster; How does the play end?; How should I end (off) this letter?) end

5) (to bring or come to an end: She's finished her work; The music finished.) finish

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vt

▪ etw \beenden to end [or finish] sth

eine Verhandlung \beenden to bring negotiations to an end; INFORM (verlassen)

▪ etw \beenden to exit [or quit] sth; s.a. Leben

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transitives Verb end; finish <piece of work>; end, conclude <negotiations, letter, lecture>; complete, finish <studies>; end, bring to an end <meeting, relationship, dispute, strike>

damit beenden wir unser heutiges Programm — that brings to an end our programmes for today

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beenden v/t end; (Streik) auch call off; (zum Abschluss bringen) bring to an end (oder a close); (fertigstellen) finish; (Arbeit, Studium etc) auch complete; (Vertragsverhältnis) terminate; (Sitzung, Rede etc) close, wind up, conclude; (Schulstunde, Gespräch etc) finish; IT (Programm) quit; als Menüpunkt: exit; in Startmenü: shut down;

damit ist der Abend/unsere Diskussion beendet that brings the evening/our discussion to an end;

wir beenden unser Programm mit der Nationalhymne Radio, TV: we conclude our programme (US program) with the national anthem;

etwas frühzeitig beenden bring sth to an early end (oder close), finish sth early;

er beendete sein Leben in Armut he ended his days in poverty

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transitives Verb end; finish <piece of work>; end, conclude <negotiations, letter, lecture>; complete, finish <studies>; end, bring to an end <meeting, relationship, dispute, strike>

damit beenden wir unser heutiges Programm — that brings to an end our programmes for today

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v.

to break up v.

to conclude v.

to determine v.

to end v.

to finalise (UK) v.

to finalize (US) v.

to finish (off) v.

to finish v.

to finite v.

to terminate v.

to truncate v.