Übersetzung für 's ending' von Englisch nach Deutsch

"s" ending

Schluss-s {n}ling.

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ending

Ende {n}

Ausgang {m} [einer Geschichte etc.]

Beendigung {f}

Schluss {m}

Abschluss {m}

Endung {f}ling.

Werbung

ending {pres-p}

endend

adjective ending

Adjektivendung {f}ling.

case ending

Fallendung {f}ling.

Kasusendung {f}ling.

genitive ending

Genitivendung {f}ling.

never-ending {adj}

endlos

first ending

Haus 1 {n}mus.

ending life

Lebensbeendigung {f}

surprise ending

Überraschungs­ende {n}

Überraschungs­schluss {m}

nerve ending

Nervenende {n} [auch fig.]anat.

Nervenendung {f}anat.

happy ending

Happyend {n}

ending in

auslautend

• In Canada, "Guiding Light" was available to viewers directly through CBS-TV network affiliates from border cities or cable TV feeds until the show's ending in 2009.
• However, the germ of the film's ending - with the jail break going wrong and Carrie being arrested and facing trial - is present in the novel as a conversation about "what might have been" and "how things might have gone wrong".
• To indicate possession the ending of the noun indicating the possessor changes depending on the word's ending in the nominative case.
• Kirkland's opening courtroom statement near the film's ending, as well as his subsequent outburst "You're" out of order!
• The particular object of their discontent was Sinn Féin's ending of its policy of abstentionism in the Republic of Ireland.

• The city is home to the luxury resort Turnberry Isle, where the yacht "Monkey Business" was docked during the Gary Hart/Donna Rice incident, which contributed to Hart's ending his 1988 bid for the presidency.
• The UK constitutional institutions since early Victorian Britain have been careful to uphold a Diceyan emphasis on separation of powers (finalised with the Lord Chancellor's ending of his judicial office thwarted by a change of government in the 1870s, which that took place in the 2000s).
• Since Family Fun Day's ending, the two have not been easy to see outside "Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade", "Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade", and the occasional special event.
• The Japanese release of "Chrono Trigger" included art for the game's ending and running counts of items in the player's status menu.
• The film's ending became iconic as "one of the bloodiest death scenes in cinematic history".

• Another scene for the film's ending was shot, but ultimately was deemed anticlimactic: after Judith's death, her horse was seen winning a race, and her stablehand Michael (Bogart) was shown crying.
• The game's ending varies based on how many party members are still alive at Neo Exdeath's defeat, detailing the events after the world's resurrection.
• Despite the epidemic's ending, Tarrou contracts the plague and dies after a heroic struggle.
• When decoded, this image is a very subtle hint towards the game's ending.
• The second and subsequent performances of the 1926 La Scala season included Alfano's ending.

• Though occasionally played in full, it is common for only a section of the piece to be broadcast; that section being the length required to fill the gap between the previous programme's ending and the start of the forecast at precisely 0048.
• Perhaps the most significant change is the film's ending; in Ford's original version, Earp awkwardly shakes hands with Clementine Carter.
• Additionally, reference is made to Doctor Pinero, the primary character from Heinlein's short story "Life-Line"; during the novel's ending one of the characters tells Lazarus that he (Lazarus) cannot die, which aligns with the fact that Pinero (who could predict the exact time of anyone's death) was supposedly unable to foresee the time of Lazarus's demise.