Finish
Finish noun - The last part of a process or action.
Tape and finish are semantically related. in finishing line topic. In some cases you can use "Tape" instead a noun "Finish".
How words are described
| good | good finish | good tape |
| normal | normal finish | normal tape |
| specific | specific finish | specific tape |
| standard | standard finish | standard tape |
| Other adjectives: original, actual, blue, black, happy, secret, white, new, final, less, numerous. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- He goes off track and eventually tears through what he thinks is the finish line tape, but is actually tape around a crime scene.
Source: Mistaken Confession -
It comes down to a photo finish... until playback reveals that Sonic had reached the finish line WELL ahead of his opponent, hopped over it so as not to break the tape, mugged for the camera briefly, then run back to resume the race for the 'photo finish'.
Source: Down to the Last Play -
Sabu misses a splash on Funk and goes crashing into a barbed-wire board, tearing a 10-inch gash in his freakin' biceps and had someone go get duct tape to wrap it up so he could finish the match Paul Heyman and company felt that one "was too extreme, even for ECW."
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