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Definition
Synonym
Schlussszene
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schlussszene
f
; Finale
n
(Theater Musiktheater Film)
art
Schlussszene
n
pl
; Finale
pl
final scene; finale
final scenes; finales
Schlussszene
f
; Finale
n
(Theater, Musiktheater, Film)
art
Schlussszene
n
pl
; Finale
pl
final scene; finale
final scenes; finales
Schlussszene
f
; Finale
n
(Theater Musiktheater Film)
art
Schlussszene
n
pl
; Finale
pl
final scene; finale
final scenes; finales
Schlussszene
f
; Finale
n
(Theater, Musiktheater, Film)
art
Schlussszene
n
pl
; Finale
pl
final scene; finale
final scenes; finales
Deutsche
Schlussszene Synonyme
Englische
final scene; finale Synonyme
final
absolute
adducible
admissible
admitting no exception
all-out
attestative
attestive
audition
authentic
based on
binding
blue book
boundary
categorical
caudal
certain
circumstantial
clear
closing
collateral
coming
complete
completing
completive
completory
compulsory
concluding
conclusive
consequent
consequential
consummative
contingent
convincing
crowning
culminating
cumulative
damning
decided
decisive
decretory
definite
definitive
departing
derivational
derivative
determinate
determinative
dictated
documentary
documented
downright
end
ending
endmost
ensuing
entailed
entire
eventual
evidential
evidentiary
ex parte
exam
examen
examination
explicit
express
extreme
eye-witness
factual
farewell
farthest
final
examination
final
izing
finishing
firsthand
fixed
flat
flat-out
following
founded on
fulfilling
global
great go
grounded on
hard-and-fast
hearing
hearsay
hindmost
honors
immutable
imperative
implicit
imposed
inappealable
incontrovertible
indicative
indirect
indisputable
irrefutable
irresistible
irreversible
irrevocable
lag
last
latest
latter
leaving
limiting
mandated
mandatory
material
midsemester
midterm
must
nuncupative
obligatory
oral
oral examination
out-and-out
outright
outward-bound
overwhelming
parting
peremptory
perfect
polar
positive
prelim
prescript
prescriptive
presumptive
probative
quiz
reliable
required
resultant
resulting
round
secondary
sequacious
sequent
sequential
settled
significant
straight
straight-out
suggestive
sure
symptomatic
tail
take-home examination
telling
terminal
terminating
terminative
test
total
trial
tripos
ultimate
unalterable
unanswerable
unchangeable
uncircumscribed
unconditional
unconditioned
undoubting
unequivocal
unhampered
unhesitating
unlimited
unmistakable
unmitigated
unqualified
unquestioning
unreserved
unrestricted
unwaivable
utter
valedictor
final
stroke
KO
capstone
climax
clincher
copestone
crown
crusher
death stroke
deathblow
end-all
ender
final
touch
finisher
finishing stroke
kayo
kayo punch
knockout
knockout blow
last dab
last stroke
last touch
lethal blow
quietus
settler
sockdolager
stopper
final
e
Z
act
afterpiece
apodosis
bit
bitter end
catastrophe
ceasing
cessation
chaser
climax
close
coda
completion
conclusion
consummation
crack of doom
culmination
curtain
curtain call
curtain raiser
curtains
death
decease
denouement
destination
destiny
divertimento
divertissement
doom
effect
end
end point
end result
ending
envoi
epilogue
eschatology
exode
exodus
expiration
expository scene
fate
final
result
final
solution
final
twitch
final
words
final
ity
finis
finish
goal
hoke act
interlude
intermezzo
intermission
introduction
izzard
last
last act
last breath
last gasp
last things
last trumpet
last words
latter end
number
omega
payoff
period
peroration
prologue
quietus
resolution
resting place
routine
scene
shtick
sketch
skit
song and dance
stand-up comedy act
stoppage
stopping place
striptease
swan song
term
terminal
termination
terminus
turn
windup
final
ity
Z
apodosis
catastrophe
ceasing
certainty
certitude
cessation
coda
conclusion
consummation
crack of doom
culmination
curtain
curtains
death
decease
decisiveness
definitiveness
denouement
destination
destiny
doom
effect
end
end point
ending
envoi
epilogue
eschatology
eventuality
expiration
fate
final
solution
final
twitch
final
words
final
e
finis
finish
fixedness
futureness
futurity
goal
immutability
incontrovertibility
indisputability
irrefutability
irreversibility
izzard
last
last breath
last gasp
last things
last trumpet
last words
latter end
omega
payoff
period
peroration
quietus
resolution
resting place
stoppage
stopping place
sureness
swan song
term
terminal
termination
terminus
ultimateness
unalterability
unchangeability
windup
final
ize
KO
button up
call off
cancel
cap
carry to completion
clean up
climax
clinch
close out
close up
complete
conclude
crown
culminate
decide
delete
dispose of
drop the curtain
end
end off
expunge
extinguish
finish
finish off
finish up
fold up
get done
get it over
get over with
get through
get through with
give the quietus
kayo
kibosh
kill
knock out
mop up
perfect
polish off
put paid to
round out
scrag
settle
sew up
shoot down
terminate
top off
top out
wind up
wipe out
wrap up
zap
final
ly
absolutely
accordingly
and so
as a consequence
as a result
as things go
as times go
at last
at length
at long last
at the end
at the last
completely
conclusively
consequently
decisively
definitely
definitively
eventually
for all time
for good
in conclusion
in fine
inconsequence
inevitably
inexorably
irrevocably
it follows that
last
lastly
naturally
naturellement
necessarily
of course
of necessity
once for all
someday
sometime
somewhen
sooner or later
therefore
ultimately
yet
Schlussszene Definition
Final
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
end
or
conclusion
Final
(
a.
)
Conclusive
Final
(
a.
)
Respecting
an
end
or
object
to
be
gained
Finale
(
n.
)
Close
Finale
(
n.
)
The
last
movement
of
a
symphony,
sonata,
concerto,
or
any
instrumental
composition.
Finale
(
n.
)
The
last
composition
performed
in
any
act
of
an
opera.
Finale
(
n.
)
The
closing
part,
piece,
or
scene
in
any
public
performance
or
exhibition.
Scene
(
n.
)
The
structure
on
which
a
spectacle
or
play
is
exhibited
Scene
(
n.
)
The
decorations
and
fittings
of
a
stage,
representing
the
place
in
which
the
action
is
supposed
to
go
on
Scene
(
n.
)
So
much
of
a
play
as
passes
without
change
of
locality
or
time,
or
important
change
of
character
Scene
(
n.
)
The
place,
time,
circumstance,
etc.,
in
which
anything
occurs,
or
in
which
the
action
of
a
story,
play,
or
the
like,
is
laid
Scene
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
objects
presented
to
the
view
at
once
Scene
(
n.
)
A
landscape,
or
part
of
a
landscape
Scene
(
n.
)
An
exhibition
of
passionate
or
strong
feeling
before
others
Scene
(
v.
t.)
To
exhibit
as
a
scene
final scene; finale / final scenes; finales Bedeutung
finale
close
closing
curtain
finis
the
concluding
part
of
any
performance
final
judgment
final
decision
a
judgment
disposing
of
the
case
before
the
court,
after
the
judgment
(or
an
appeal
from
it)
is
rendered
all
that
remains
is
to
enforce
the
judgment
Holocaust
final
solution
the
mass
murder
of
Jews
under
the
German
Nazi
regime
from
until
arena
scene
of
action
a
playing
field
where
sports
events
take
place
mise
en
scene
stage
setting
setting
arrangement
of
scenery
and
properties
to
represent
the
place
where
a
play
or
movie
is
enacted
scene
view
graphic
art
consisting
of
the
graphic
or
photographic
representation
of
a
visual
percept,
he
painted
scenes
from
everyday
life,
figure
shows
photographic
and
schematic
views
of
the
equipment
scenery
scene
the
painted
structures
of
a
stage
set
that
are
intended
to
suggest
a
particular
locale,
they
worked
all
night
painting
the
scenery
view
aspect
prospect
scene
vista
panorama
the
visual
percept
of
a
region,
the
most
desirable
feature
of
the
park
are
the
beautiful
views
final
cause
(philosophy)
the
end
or
purpose
of
a
thing
or
process
permanent
injunction
final
injunction
injunction
issued
on
completion
of
a
trial
scene
shot
a
consecutive
series
of
pictures
that
constitutes
a
unit
of
action
in
a
film
final
cut
the
final
edited
version
of
a
movie
as
approved
by
the
director
and
producer
scene
a
subdivision
of
an
act
of
a
play,
the
first
act
has
three
scenes
finale
coda
the
closing
section
of
a
musical
composition
final
examination
final
exam
final
an
examination
administered
at
the
end
of
an
academic
term
end
last
final
stage
the
concluding
parts
of
an
event
or
occurrence,
the
end
was
exciting,
I
had
to
miss
the
last
of
the
movie
result
resultant
final
result
outcome
termination
something
that
results,
he
listened
for
the
results
on
the
radio
scene
an
incident
(real
or
imaginary),
their
parting
was
a
sad
scene
final
the
final
match
between
the
winners
of
all
previous
matches
in
an
elimination
tournament
cup
final
the
final
match
of
any
cup
competition
(such
as
the
annual
final
of
the
English
soccer
competition
at
Wembley)
setting
scene
the
context
and
environment
in
which
something
is
set,
the
perfect
setting
for
a
ghost
story
scene
the
place
where
some
action
occurs,
the
police
returned
to
the
scene
of
the
crime
scene
painter
a
painter
of
theatrical
scenery
scene-stealer
an
actor
who
draws
more
attention
than
other
actors
in
the
same
scene,
babies
are
natural
scene-stealers
scenic
artist
scene
painter
an
artist
specializing
in
scenic
subjects
payoff
final
payment
the
final
payment
of
a
debt
picture
scene
a
situation
treated
as
an
observable
object,
the
political
picture
is
favorable,
the
religious
scene
in
England
has
changed
in
the
last
century
fit
tantrum
scene
conniption
a
display
of
bad
temper,
he
had
a
fit,
she
threw
a
tantrum,
he
made
a
scene
final
period
the
final
division
into
which
the
play
of
a
game
is
divided
stopping
point
finale
finis
finish
last
conclusion
close
the
temporal
end,
the
concluding
time,
the
stopping
point
of
each
round
was
signaled
by
a
bell,
the
market
was
up
at
the
finish,
they
were
playing
better
at
the
close
of
the
season
final
last
not
to
be
altered
or
undone,
the
judge's
decision
is
final,
the
arbiter
will
have
the
last
say
concluding
final
last
terminal
occurring
at
or
forming
an
end
or
termination,
his
concluding
words
came
as
a
surprise,
the
final
chapter,
the
last
days
of
the
dinosaurs,
terminal
leave
final
last
net
conclusive
in
a
process
or
progression,
the
final
answer,
a
last
resort,
the
net
result
on-the-spot(a)
on-the-scene(a)
at
the
scene
of
action,
an
on-the-spot
reporter,
on-the-spot
inspections,
an
on-the
scene
newscast
sub-rosa
under-the-table
behind-the-scene
designed
and
carried
out
secretly
or
confidentially,
a
sub-rosa
report,
has
their
under-the-table
backing
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