final 音标拼音: [f'ɑɪnəl]
a . 最终的,决定性的
n . 期终考试,最后一次考试,决赛
最终的,决定性的期终考试,最後一次考试,决赛
final 终干线
final 最终
final adj 1 :
occurring at or forming an end or termination ; "
his concluding words came as a surprise "; "
the final chapter "; "
the last days of the dinosaurs "; "
terminal leave " [
synonym : {
concluding }, {
final }, {
last }, {
terminal }]
2 :
conclusive in a process or progression ; "
the final answer ";
"
a last resort "; "
the net result " [
synonym : {
final }, {
last },
{
net }]
3 :
not to be altered or undone ; "
the judge '
s decision is final ";
"
the arbiter will have the last say " [
synonym : {
final }, {
last }]
n 1 :
the final match between the winners of all previous matches in an elimination tournament 2 :
an examination administered at the end of an academic term [
synonym : {
final examination }, {
final exam }, {
final }]
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1 .
Pertaining to the end or conclusion ;
last ;
terminating ;
ultimate ;
as ,
the final day of a school term .
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1913 Webster ]
Yet despair not of his final pardon . --
Milton .
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2 .
Conclusive ;
decisive ;
as ,
a final judgment ;
the battle of Waterloo brought the contest to a final issue .
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3 .
Respecting an end or object to be gained ;
respecting the purpose or ultimate end in view .
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{
Final cause }.
See under {
Cause }.
Syn : {
Final }, {
Conclusive }, {
Ultimate }.
Usage :
Final is now appropriated to that which brings with it an end ;
as ,
a final adjustment ;
the final judgment ,
etc .
Conclusive implies the closing of all discussion ,
negotiation ,
etc .;
as ,
a conclusive argument or fact ;
a conclusive arrangement .
In using ultimate ,
we have always reference to something earlier or proceeding ;
as when we say ,
a temporary reverse may lead to an ultimate triumph .
The statements which a man finally makes at the close of a negotiation are usually conclusive as to his ultimate intentions and designs .
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189 Moby Thesaurus words for "
final ":
absolute ,
adducible ,
admissible ,
admitting no exception ,
all -
out ,
attestative ,
attestive ,
audition ,
authentic ,
based on ,
binding ,
blue book ,
boundary ,
categorical ,
caudal ,
certain ,
circumstantial ,
clear ,
closing ,
collateral ,
coming ,
complete ,
completing ,
completive ,
completory ,
compulsory ,
concluding ,
conclusive ,
consequent ,
consequential ,
consummative ,
contingent ,
convincing ,
crowning ,
culminating ,
cumulative ,
damning ,
decided ,
decisive ,
decretory ,
definite ,
definitive ,
departing ,
derivational ,
derivative ,
determinate ,
determinative ,
dictated ,
documentary ,
documented ,
downright ,
end ,
ending ,
endmost ,
ensuing ,
entailed ,
entire ,
eventual ,
evidential ,
evidentiary ,
ex parte ,
exam ,
examen ,
examination ,
explicit ,
express ,
extreme ,
eye -
witness ,
factual ,
farewell ,
farthest ,
final examination ,
finalizing ,
finishing ,
firsthand ,
fixed ,
flat ,
flat -
out ,
following ,
founded on ,
fulfilling ,
global ,
great go ,
grounded on ,
hard -
and -
fast ,
hearing ,
hearsay ,
hindmost ,
honors ,
immutable ,
imperative ,
implicit ,
imposed ,
inappealable ,
incontrovertible ,
indicative ,
indirect ,
indisputable ,
irrefutable ,
irresistible ,
irreversible ,
irrevocable ,
lag ,
last ,
latest ,
latter ,
leaving ,
limiting ,
mandated ,
mandatory ,
material ,
midsemester ,
midterm ,
must ,
nuncupative ,
obligatory ,
oral ,
oral examination ,
out -
and -
out ,
outright ,
outward -
bound ,
overwhelming ,
parting ,
peremptory ,
perfect ,
polar ,
positive ,
prelim ,
prescript ,
prescriptive ,
presumptive ,
probative ,
quiz ,
reliable ,
required ,
resultant ,
resulting ,
round ,
secondary ,
sequacious ,
sequent ,
sequential ,
settled ,
significant ,
straight ,
straight -
out ,
suggestive ,
sure ,
symptomatic ,
tail ,
take -
home examination ,
telling ,
terminal ,
terminating ,
terminative ,
test ,
total ,
trial ,
tripos ,
ultimate ,
unalterable ,
unanswerable ,
unchangeable ,
uncircumscribed ,
unconditional ,
unconditioned ,
undoubting ,
unequivocal ,
unhampered ,
unhesitating ,
unlimited ,
unmistakable ,
unmitigated ,
unqualified ,
unquestioning ,
unreserved ,
unrestricted ,
unwaivable ,
utter ,
valedictory ,
valid ,
viva ,
weighty ,
whole ,
without appeal ,
without exception ,
without reserve ,
written ,
written examination
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