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Definition of finalised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
completionRare UK fully completed or concludedRare UK
- The project is now finalised and ready for review.
2.
approvalRare UK officially approved or confirmedRare UK
- The finalised contract was signed by both parties.
Origin of finalised
Latin, finalis (end) + -ise (to make)
Examples of finalised in a sentence
Once the document is finalised, it will be published. The finalised report was ready for distribution. Their finalised plans were announced at the meeting.
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- French:finalisé, approuvé, ...
- German:abgeschlossen, genehmigt, ...
- Italian:completato, ratificato, ...
- Spanish:completado, ratificado, ...
- Portuguese:concluído, aprovado, ...
- Chinese:完成的, 批准的, ...
- Japanese:完了した, 承認された, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَمِل, نهائي, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁלָם, סוֹפִי, ...
- Russian:завершённый, утверждённый, ...
- Ukrainian:завершений, затверджений, ...
- Hindi:पूर्ण, स्वीकृत, ...
Definition of finalise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
decisionRare UK make a decision final and bindingRare UK
- The committee will finalise the rules tomorrow.
2.
end processRare UK bring to a conclusionRare UK
- They met to finalise the project details..
Origin of finalise
Latin, finalis (end) + -ise (to make)
Examples of finalise in a sentence
We must finalise our travel plans soon. We need to finalise the agenda before the meeting. She worked late to finalise the report.
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- French:finaliser, achever, ...
- German:finalisieren, beenden, ...
- Italian:finalizzare, ...
- Spanish:finalizar, ...
- Portuguese:finalizar, ...
- Chinese:敲定, 完成, ...
- Japanese:最終決定する, 完了する, ...
- Arabic:أَبْرَمَ, أتم, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַיֵּם, לְסַיֵּם, ...
- Russian:утверждать, завершить, ...
- Ukrainian:затверджувати, завершити, ...
- Hindi:अंतिम रूप देना, समाप्त करना, ...
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