No. 5,017 in French
termine
"Termine" means "finished" or "completed."
In a sentence
Je termine mon livre ce soir.
I am finishing my book tonight.
The word 'termine' is used here as a verb in the first-person singular present tense, indicating the action of completing something.
Le film termine à dix heures.
The movie ends at ten o'clock.
In this sentence, 'termine' functions as a verb in the third-person singular present tense, describing when the film concludes.
Il est temps que tu termines ce travail.
It is time for you to finish this work.
Here, 'termine' appears in the subjunctive mood (second-person singular), reflecting a necessity or obligation to complete the task.
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