end of | Idiomator

Meaning: (UK,colloquial,idiomatic)Ellipsisofend of story.1997, “Drop Dead Gorgeous”, performed byRepublica:End of, stop sulking / Get out, you're walkin' / Too bad, I've spoken / But when I look at you you're forgiven2012,Zadie Smith,NW, London: Penguin Books, published2013,→ISBN,page261:‘I came round here to try and help you.’‘But no one in here is looking for your help, Keisha! This is it! I ain't looking for you,end of.’2019July 3,Baroness Smith of Basildon,, “Brexit: Appointment of Joint Committee”, inparliamentary debates(House of Lords)‎[1], volume798, column1445:Boris Johnson, never one to fuss about detail, does not realise that without a deal there will be no implementation period. No withdrawal agreement means just that—no agreement. Just out.End of. But as both contenders now consider no deal a serious option, we need to be 100% honest about the implications[.]2023June 14, Adrian Chiles, “Drinking alcohol is bad for you – end of. Ignore the headlines that claim otherwise”, inThe Guardian‎[2],→ISSN:But if you search up a list of news stories on the subject over the years you find, as with the climate crisis, an overwhelming consensus: alcohol is really quite bad for you,end of.

Examples:

EN: And when the end of the Sea of Galilee came, they saw two brothers,
ES: Y Jesús, pasando junto al Mar de Galilea, vio a dos hermanos.
EN: A gallant surprise for the end of the party.
ES: Valiente sorpresa para final de una juerga.
EN: But not the end of this story...
ES: Pero esto no es el fin de la historia...
EN: This second film 'signed' by Antoine was prepared at the end of 1916, produced on a small budget, and presented with success to the press in September 1917.
ES: Esta segunda película de Antoine fue preparada a finales de 1916,
EN: However the end of this cabaret show even surpassed by far that what the spectators had already seen and to which they had attached their approval by their applause.
ES: Pero el final del número de cabaret incluso superó con creces lo que los espectadores habían visto y aprobado con sus aplausos.
EN: The end of a perfect day.
ES: El fin de un día perfecto.
EN: The end of Act 1
ES: Fin del Acto 1
EN: The end of Act 2
ES: Fin del Acto 2
EN: The end of Act 3
ES: Fin del Acto 3
EN: At the far end of the table were Sir Arne's niece, Berghild, and her foster sister Elsalill, an orphan taken in by the vicar's household. Elsalill... Mary Johnson Berghild...
ES: Al fondo de la mesa estaba la sobrina de Sir Arne, Berghild, y su hermana adoptiva Elsalill, una huérfana acogida en el hogar del párroco.
EN: "I am at the end of my powers"
ES: "Estoy al límite de mis fuerzas"
EN: The story is set towards the end of the 19th century.
ES: La historia transcurre a fines del s. XIX.
EN: Before the end of the day she will account to the Council of Elders!"
ES: ¡Antes de que acabe el día, tendrá que rendir cuentas ante el Consejo de Ancianos!"
EN: "Even if you go to the end of the world, I'll follow you and watch over you, always."
ES: "Aunque vayas al fin del mundo, te seguiré y cuidaré de ti... siempre."
EN: "I simply can't believe, this is our last evening together, and the end of our friendship."
ES: -

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