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end off

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌɛnd ˈɔːf/ · UK /ˌend ˈɒf/

end off means: To bring an activity, event, or piece of writing to its final part.

verb

BRING TO ENDC1

To bring an activity, event, or piece of writing to its final part.

  • Let’s end off the meeting.
  • He ended off his letter with a warm message.
  • She will end the evening off with a song.

How to use it: end something off with something (She ended the speech off with a joke.)

Similar words: finish, conclude

Opposites: begin

Common phrases: end off something, end off a speech

FINISHC1

To stop or reach the final part of an activity or event.

  • The evening ended off well.
  • The session ended off with a short discussion.
  • How does the story end off?

How to use it: end off with something (The concert ended off with a cheerful song.)

Similar words: end, finish

Opposites: begin

Common phrases: end off well, end off with something

Questions about end off

What does end off mean?

To bring an activity, event, or piece of writing to its final part.

What is end off in other languages?

Türkçe: sona erdirmek · Español: terminar · Français: terminer · Deutsch: beenden · Italiano: finire · 日本語: 終える

How do you pronounce end off?

In American English /ˌɛnd ˈɔːf/; in British English /ˌend ˈɒf/.

How do you use end off in a sentence?

Let’s end off the meeting. He ended off his letter with a warm message.

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