der Schluss, ¨-e
end · ending
The German word "Schluss" is a noun that means "conclusion" or "end". It can refer to the closing of a process, event, or discussion. "Schluss" is derived from the verb "schließen", which means "to close" or "to shut". Similar words in German include "Ende" (end), "Abschluss" (completion), and "Fazit" (summary).
The differences between these synonyms are subtle but significant:
- "Ende" refers more broadly to the finish of something without connotations of closure.
- "Abschluss" often implies completion and is frequently used in academic or formal contexts.
- "Fazit" focuses on summarizing or drawing conclusions rather than purely ending.
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Examples
Am Ende des Films war plötzlich Schluss.noun
At the end of the movie, it was suddenly over.
Am Schluss haben alle gelacht.noun
At the end everyone laughed.
Am Schluss hatten alle viel Spaß.noun
At the end everyone had a lot of fun.
Der Schluss des Buches war sehr traurig.noun
The ending of the book was very sad.
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