No. 1,706 in Spanish
terminan
"Terminan" means "they finish" or "they end."
In a sentence
Ellos terminan el proyecto mañana.
They finish the project tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'terminan' is used to indicate the completion of an action over time, referring to the act of finishing a specific project.
Los años terminan con una celebración en familia.
The years end with a family celebration.
Here, 'terminan' denotes the conclusion of a period, represented by the years ending.
Cuando las clases terminan, los estudiantes salen con alegría.
When classes end, the students leave happily.
In this context, 'terminan' suggests the end of an event, specifically the classes.
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