bring ~ to an end — to cause something to finish or conclude; to terminate or stop something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to cause something to finish or conclude; to terminate or stop something
Pronunciation (IPA): /brɪŋ ~ tu ən ɛnd/
Korean meaning: ~을 끝내다, 종료시키다, 마무리하다
Korean pronunciation: 브링 ~ 투 언 **엔**드
Example Sentences
- The teacher's loud whistle brought the chaotic food fight to an end.
- The government aims to bring unemployment to an end within five years.
- His terrible karaoke performance brought the party to an end earlier than expected.
bring ~ to an end
NOUN//brɪŋ ~ tu ən ɛnd//
to cause something to finish or conclude; to terminate or stop something
to cause something to finish or conclude; to terminate or stop something
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'bring'은 고대 영어 'bringan'(가져오다)에서, 'end'는 고대 영어 'ende'(끝, 경계)에서 유래했습니다. 무언가를 '끝'이라는 상태로 '가져온다'는 의미가 결합된 표현입니다.
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“The teacher's loud whistle brought the chaotic food fight to an end.”
“The government aims to bring unemployment to an end within five years.”
“His terrible karaoke performance brought the party to an end earlier than expected.”
“The peace treaty brought the long-standing conflict to an end.”
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