finish with

The phrase "finish with" is versatile, commonly used to indicate completion, cessation, or the end of a relationship.

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Definition

B1General

To complete or conclude the use of an object or tool.

Example

  • Have you finished with the sticky tape?
  • Please put the scissors back in the drawer when you've finished with them.

B2Relationships

To end a romantic relationship.

Example

  • She decided to finish with him for good.
  • My boyfriend was threatening to finish with me.

B2General

To stop dealing with or being involved with someone or something.

Example

  • If you've finished with the gravy, could you pass it down this end of the table?
  • I've finished with that project, so I can move on to the next one.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "finish with":

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