0 after a long time or some difficulty:
1 used especially at the beginning of a sentence to introduce the last point or idea:
2 in a way that will not be changed:
3 at the end, or after some delay:
So Susannah and Guy finally got married, did they?
She finally apologized, but she wasn't very graceful about it.
0 Adverbs as discourse markers (anyway, finally)
Discourse markers organise longer pieces of conversation or text. They can mark the openings or closings of conversations, changes in topics, and other functions connected with organising a conversation or text. Most discourse markers belong to the class of adverbs.
1 Finally, at last, lastly or in the end?
Finally, at last, lastly and in the end all have a meaning of ‘after a period of time’. However, we use them in different ways.
中文繁体
一段時間過後, 最後, 終於…
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一段时间过后, 最后, 终于…
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finalmente, por último, al fin…
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finalmente, por fim, ao final…
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ついに, 最後に…
MoreTürk dili
en sonunda, nihayet, son olarak…
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finalement, enfin, pour terminer…
MoreCatalan
finalment, per acabar…
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