finales in English

noun
1
the last part of a piece of music, a performance, or a public event, especially when particularly dramatic or exciting.
the festival ends with a grand finale
synonyms:climaxculminationendendingfinishcloseconclusionterminationdenouementlast actfinal scene
noun

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1. AByssi se forma a finales de 2018

2. AByssi se forma a finales de 2018

3. El fallecimiento de un Adolescente a finales de marzo fue denunciado como otra muestra de la violencia policial en Estados Unidos.

4. Etimológicamente, la palabra «Cinematografía» fue un neologismo creado a finales del siglo XIX y compuesto a partir de dos palabras griegas: por un lado (kiné), que significa «movimiento» (ver, entre otras, «cinético

5. En 2006 la variabilidad de los ingresos osciló mucho, con máximos justo a comienzos de año y durante el verano y Bajadas a principios del segundo trimestre, especialmente en abril, y a finales de año.

6. Frosty finales: How to make old-fashioned ice cream Bombes (1966) By Poppy Cannon, Food Editor – Ladies’ Home Journal (July 1966) A bombe is an ice, ice cream, mousse or parfait in its most elegant incarnation — to be eaten under glistening crystal chandeliers with an intricate silver spoon.

7. ‘The plan of cantabiles, Cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.’ More example sentences ‘The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria.’

8. ‘The plan of cantabiles, Cabalettas, multi-movement duets, and finales that served Bellini, Donizetti, and the young Verdi had been defined by him.’ More example sentences ‘The only questionable tempo is the slow one that he chooses for the cabaletta of the opera's Act Two aria.’