end (EN)
noun, verb

noun “end”

sg. end, pl. ends or uncountable
  1. the final point where something stops or finishes
    The movie ends with a surprising twist that leaves everyone in shock.
  2. the moment when a life stops
    The old pirate's end came quietly in his sleep, far from the tumultuous seas he once roamed.
  3. the reason something is done or the result that is desired
    She studied tirelessly with the end of becoming a doctor in mind.
  4. a segment of a game where teams take turns sliding heavy stones
    During the fifth end of the curling match, both teams focused intently on their strategy as they took turns sliding their rocks across the ice.

verb “end”

end; he ends; past ended, part. ended; ger. ending
  1. to stop or finish happening or existing
    The meeting finally ended after three long hours.
  2. to make something stop or finish
    She ended the meeting with a summary of the key points discussed.
  3. to conclude (with something)
    The movie ended with a surprising twist that left everyone in the audience gasping.
  4. (of a word or a sequence of symbols, followed by "with") to have (some symbols) as the final part