No. 867 in German
finale
The German word "Finale" means "final" or "conclusion," often referring to the last part of a performance, competition, or event.
In a sentence
Das Finale des Wettbewerbs war unglaublich spannend.
The final of the competition was incredibly exciting.
In this sentence, 'Finale' refers to the concluding competition event, commonly known as the final round or stage.
Der Film hat ein spektakuläres Finale.
The movie has a spectacular finale.
Here, 'Finale' is used to describe the last or closing scene of a movie, signifying an ending with impact.
Das große Finale der Show brachte das Publikum zum Jubeln.
The grand finale of the show made the audience cheer.
In this case, 'Finale' implies the concluding performance of a stage show, usually elaborate and memorable.
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