Definition of final examination - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
educationexamination at the end of an academic term
- The final examination will cover all topics from the semester.
- Students are stressed about the final examination.
- He studied all night for the final examination.
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Expressions with final
last detail added to complete something
The chef added herbs as the final touch.
ultimate authority to decide or approve
The manager has the final say on all hiring decisions.
last in a series causing a reaction
Losing his job was the final straw for him.
last lowering of the theater curtain
The audience applauded at the final curtain.
used to show a decision is unchangeable
You can't go out tonight, and that's final.
signal the end of a game by using a whistle
The referee will blow the final whistle soon.
fail or lose at the last stage of a process or competition
The team fell at the final hurdle despite their strong performance.
make the final decision
In our team, the manager has the final say on project approvals.
complete something by adding final details
She put the final touches on her painting.
cause the ultimate defeat or failure
The scandal dealt the final blow to his career.
fail at the last stage of an effort
She worked hard but fell at the final obstacle.
something that causes the final failure or end of something
The scandal was the final nail in the coffin for his career.
last celebration before a big life change
They had a final fling before the wedding.
outer space as the ultimate exploration area
Space is often called the final frontier.
the process of dying or funeral events
The family gathered for her final journey.
end or conclusion of an account or score
The final reckoning showed that he owed much more than he had anticipated.
acts of honoring someone who has died
Many people attended the funeral to pay their final respects.
when everything is considered
In the final analysis, the project was a success.
last part of a process or event
The project reached its final stage last week.
last moments before an important event
The team was nervous during the final countdown to the championship game.
the ultimate choice after considering all options
After much debate, we reached our final decision.
last test in an academic course
She studied hard for her final exam in chemistry.
last payment to settle a debt or obligation
She made the final payment on her car loan.
concluding phase of an academic term
Exams are held during the final period.
Expressions with examination
review personal actions for moral alignment
Before confession, she did an examination of conscience.
test for admission to an educational institution
She studied hard for the entrance examination.
written test assessing knowledge or skills
She completed the examination paper in two hours.
thorough check of a person's health by a doctor
She went for a medical examination before starting her new job.
exam given in the middle of a term
The midterm examination will cover chapters 1 to 5.
practice test for future exams
Students took a mock examination before the finals.
exam taken before another exam
The previous examination was easier than the final one.
room in a clinic where doctors check and talk with patients
The nurse led me into the examination room to wait for the doctor.
after looking at something more carefully or in more detail
On closer examination, the painting was a clever forgery.
test where students answer questions verbally
The final oral examination will be held next week.
participate in a formal test or assessment
She will sit an examination tomorrow.
endure careful checking without showing faults
The report must bear close examination before release.
intensive test covering a wide subject area
She passed her comprehensive examination in biology.
detailed analysis of an event after it has ended
They conducted a postmortem examination of the project's failure.
initial test or assessment before main evaluation
The students underwent a preliminary examination before the final exam.
careful thought about personal actions and motives
She engaged in self-examination to understand her feelings.
cannot withstand detailed scrutiny or analysis
The plan looks good, but it won't bear close examination.
place officially used for people to sit exams or tests
Candidates must arrive at the examination centre thirty minutes before the test.
fixed period when candidates sit tests under supervision
The morning examination session will start at nine o'clock.
initial questioning of a witness by the calling party
The lawyer conducted the examination-in-chief with confidence.
careful detailed study of a subject to understand it fully
The report includes an in-depth examination of recent voting trends.
regular health check done even when no clear illness is present
She visited her doctor for a routine examination and blood tests.
formal test where candidates answer questions in writing
The students faced a difficult written examination at the end of the term.
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- French:examen final, ...
- German:Abschlussprüfung, ...
- Italian:esame finale, ...
- Spanish:examen final, ...
- Portuguese:exame final, ...
- Chinese:期末考试, ...
- Japanese:期末試験, ...
- Arabic:الِامْتِحَانُ النِّهَائِيُّ, ...
- Hebrew:מִבְחָן סִיוּם, ...
- Russian:итоговый экзамен, ...
- Ukrainian:підсумковий іспит, ...
- Hindi:अंतिम परीक्षा, ...
- Bengali:সমাপনী পরীক্ষা, ...
- Catalan:examen final, ...
- Czech:semestrální zkouška, ...
- Danish:afsluttende eksamen, ...
- Dutch:eindexamen, ...
- Greek:τελική εξέταση, ...
- Hungarian:vizsgaidőszaki vizsga, ...
- Khmer:ការប្រឡងចុងឆមាស, ...
- Korean:기말고사, ...
- Persian:امتحان نهایی, ...
- Polish:egzamin końcowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):exame final, ...
- Romanian:examen final, ...
- Swedish:slutexamen, ...
- Thai:การสอบปลายภาค, ...
- Turkish:final sınavı, ...
- Vietnamese:kỳ thi cuối kỳ, ...
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