terminan
end, they end
Verb terminan
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of terminar.
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(used formally in Spain) Second-person plural present indicative form of terminar.
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Nuestras conversaciones siempre terminan en una pelea.
Our conversation always ends in a quarrel.
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Los mecánicos de autos terminan la jornada con las manos cubiertas de mugre.
Auto mechanics finish up the workday with grime all over their hands.
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Muchas parejas terminan en el divorcio.
Many couples end in divorce.
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Todas las tragedias terminan con una muerte.
All tragedies end with a death.
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Las clases empiezan a las nueve y terminan a las cuatro.
Lessons begin at 9 and end at 4.
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La mayoría de las cenas con invitados terminan sobre las once.
Most dinner parties break up about eleven o'clock.
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Qué rápido se terminan las vacaciones de verano.
How soon the summer holiday is over.
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Las clases terminan a las tres y media.
School lets out at half-past three.
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Los parados terminan desesperados en busca de trabajo - cualquier trabajo que les ayude a mantener a sus familias.
The jobless became desperate for work – any work that would help them to support their families.
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Son muchos los que inician, pero pocos los que terminan.
Many begin, but few finish.
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