No. 3,012 in Japanese
フィニッシュ
"フィニッシュ" (finish) refers to the completion or end of something.
In a sentence
最終ラウンドで彼は華麗なフィニッシュを決めた。
In the final round, he executed a magnificent finish.
Here, 'フィニッシュ' is used as a noun meaning 'finish', referring to the concluding move or act performed in a competition or activity.
この仕事を今日中にフィニッシュしなければならない。
I must finish this work by today.
In this sentence, 'フィニッシュ' functions as a verb in the Japanese usage, though borrowed from English, it indicates the act of completing a task.
彼の絵のフィニッシュには非常に細かい技術が使われている。
The finish of his painting employs very intricate techniques.
Here, 'フィニッシュ' refers to the final polish or effect of an artwork, demonstrating attention to detail and craftsmanship in its completion.
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