Final | Mean of final in English Dictionary
/ˈfaɪnl̟/
- happening or coming at the end
- the final act of the play
- They won their final four games.
- in the final minutes/moments/seconds of the game
- Our last/previous stop was Bangkok, but our final destination is Tokyo.
- The plans are undergoing final review.
- final exams [=exams at the end of a class or term]
- I'd like to add one final note. [=make one last statement]
- happening as a result
- What was the final score?
- The final product was not what we had expected.
- the final results
- Noun
- the last competition (such as a game or race) or set of competitions in a series
- He was defeated in the (men's) final.
- He won in the quarterfinals and semifinals but was defeated in the finals.
- the examinations that happen at the end of a class, term, or course of study
- He passed his finals.
- He failed his history finals.
- an examination at the end of a class
- He failed his history final.