Finish out Meaning in English
expression
Definición
To complete something fully, especially when it is difficult or after it has already started. Often used for tasks, projects, or sports seasons.
Uso & Matices
More common in American English, especially in sports or business contexts: 'finish out the season', 'finish out your contract'. Implies seeing something through to the very end. Not the same as just 'finish', which may refer to simply stopping. Slightly informal.
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He decided to finish out his last year at the company.
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We need to finish out this project despite the challenges.
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The team will finish out the season even if they don't make the playoffs.
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Even though I wanted to quit, I decided to finish out the semester.
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Let’s just finish out what we started and see how it goes.
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You worked so hard—why not finish out the program?
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