Was heißt »Aus­klang« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ab­schied:

parting

Ab­schluss:

accounts

acquisition

completion

deal

degree

exclusion

graduation

Aus­gang:

exit

Be­en­di­gung:

completion

ending

Fi­na­le:

final

Schluss:

close

termination

Schluss­punkt:

conclusion

endpoint

full stop

Antonyme

Auf­takt:

upbeat

Ein­lei­tung:

introduction

Englische Beispielsätze

• How will the war in Ukraine end?

• You end up with the same result.

• A long hot summer was nearing its end.

• Nothing came of it in the end.

• The discussion dragged on with no end in sight.

• In the end, I realised I was alone.

• The day, which began with them sharing an idyllic breakfast on the sun-drenched terrace, was to end in disaster.

• You need to add a full stop to the end of the sentence.

• I didn't follow her to the end.

• We'll see the first results at the end of the year.

• At the end of the year, we'll see the first results.

• Tom listened patiently until the end.

• I don't know what will happen in the end.

• I don't know what'll happen in the end.

• The story doesn't end here, of course.

• Although Tom knew Mary would win in the end, he didn't want to make it easy for her.

• Although Tom knew that Mary would win in the end, he didn't want to make it easy for her.

• These problems are, in the end, systemic.

• The interchange between Tom and Mary was so fast-paced that I just couldn't get a word in edgeways. In the end I gave up the attempt and just stood there, smiling.

• When you change a tyre, you should also change the corresponding tyre on the other end of the axle.