to finalize
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3.8
- verb
- /ˈfaɪnəˌlaɪz/
- US
:
finalizar
- She just finalized the sale of her app as of yesterday.
- finalize the plans
- finalize an agreement
- finalize the document
Just got to finalise the transaction there.
- Just got to finalise the transaction there.
- The payment structure was still being finalized and I would call this haggling.
- But we're still finalizing all of like the layout inside.
- My goal was to finalize the engineering.
- Open AI finalized Sam Altman's return as CEO.
- And the Joint Chiefs of Staff finalized their plans for an all out invasion of Cuba.
- In fact, the design for this mission isn't even finalized yet.
- I'm simply saying if you're going through it, finalize it, get it done, then entertain relationships.
- We've heard around June from the the partners, but that could change as the specs get finalized.
Examples
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I meet with Ms. Doherty tomorrow to finalize the paperwork.
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Good, I was just calling to let you know that I have finalized the case.
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Sally and I need a few days to finalize things with friends, of course.
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I should have the numbers finalized by this evening.
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At this point, I'd like the committee members to meet in privacy to finalize our recommendations.
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As the study drew to a close, they were in the process of finalizing their university places.
Academic text (2015) -
And I'll be flying to Los Angeles to finalize Israel's deal.
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This is the time of year when the counties have finalized their budgets and they issue their tax bills.
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We'll contact you all when we've finalized our plans.
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I meet with my boss every Friday to finalize the project details.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To stop something or make it finish
∞
1.0
To bring something to an end or complete it
∞
1.0
To finish an event, meeting, or activity
∞
1.0
To finish something or make it whole
226
3.0
Finish an activity or task
190
2.0
To complete an activity or task
134
2.8
To finish a task you need to do
50
3.9
To make a formal agreement with others
31
2.5
To complete the last part of a task
22
3.3
Finish the last small details to complete something
20
4.6
Decide the exact details of a plan or agreement
15
1.8
Complete all the work needed for a task
11
4.0
To complete something by adding the final touches
8
7.4
To make something complete or perfect
7
3.7
Finish something with a special final action like a show or speech
6
3.6
Finish small remaining tasks and problems before ending a project
2
3.5
To complete the steps to make a business agreement official
1
3.3
To finish the last parts of a job
1
3.6
To add small final touches to make something complete
Finish something completely so no more work is needed
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Etymology
The word finalize comes from final, from the Latin word finis meaning 'end', and it is like the common word finish. So to finalize something is to make it 'final' and complete the last details.