final

final
final [ˈfaɪnl]
1. adjective
   a. ( = last) dernier
• a final-year student un étudiant de dernière année
   b. [result, draft] définitif
• the judges' decision is final la décision des juges est sans appel
• to have the final say avoir le dernier mot
• and that's final! point final !
   c. ( = ultimate) [humiliation] suprême
2. noun
(US Sport) also finals finale f
3. plural noun
finals ( = exams) examens mpl de dernière année
4. compounds
► the final curtain noun la chute du rideau
► final demand noun dernier rappel m
► final edition noun dernière édition f
► final instalment noun ( = payment) versement m libératoire
► the final whistle noun le coup de sifflet final
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['faɪnl] 1.
noun
1) Sport finale f
2) (newspaper edition) dernière édition f
2.
adjective
1) (last) (épith) dernier/-ière [day, question, book, meeting]

final examinations — GB University examens mpl de fin d'études; US University examens mpl de fin de semestre

2) (definitive) [decision, invoice] définitif/-ive; [result] final; [judgment] irrévocable

she has the final say — c'est à elle de décider


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