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No. 230 in Latvian

beigās

"Beigās" means "in the end" or "finally" in English.

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  • Beigās mēs visi sapratām, kas notika.

    In the end, we all understood what happened.

    Here 'beigās' is used to mean 'in the end' or 'eventually', signifying the conclusion of events.

  • Viņš pabeidza dziesmu un beigās pievērsās klausītājiem.

    He finished the song and finally turned to the audience.

    In this sentence, 'beigās' indicates a concluding action or turning point in the narrative flow.

  • Beigās piebrauca autobuss, un mēs varējām turpināt ceļu.

    Eventually, the bus arrived, and we could continue our journey.

    Here, 'beigās' reflects a sense of eventuality, after a possibly extended waiting period.

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