英语词汇“end”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomend► the beginning of the end► the business end of a ___► the fag end of sth► sb will get there (in the end)► not be the be-all and end-allat the end of the dayused in order to say that when you consider everything in a situation, you get a particular answer or decision or realize that something is true:We give advice but, at the end of the day, people must make their own decisions.Although the store does everything it can to prevent shoplifting, at the end of the day it is impossible to be completely secure.be at the end of your tether BrEBrEbe at the end of your rope AmE(also reach the end of your tether/rope)to feel that you cannot deal with a difficult situation any longer because you are too tired, ill, upset, annoyed etc:The debate continued for another three hours. Pollack was at the end of his tether and desperate for a drink.Both men were at the end of their ropes after not having slept for three nights.I've let the council know that these children need care immediately - they have already reached the end of their tether.be at a loose end BrEBrEbe at loose ends AmEnot do sth to have nothing to do:My friend's daughter is helping us out as she's at a loose end after leaving art college.Why don't you stay for dinner if you're at loose ends?be at the sharp end (of sth) BrEBrEto be one of the people in a business who deals directly with customers, or one of the people in an organization who deals with the people it is meant to help or the problems it is meant to solve :Before setting up his own business he had worked at the sharp end, as a salesman.Government ministers who want to change sentencing policy ought to talk to people at the sharp end of the system, like the magistrates.at your wits' endworried very worried, because you have tried everything you can think of to solve a problem:Please help me, I don't want to cause a family row, but I'm at my wits' end about what to do.The 1998 directory contains an incorrect telephone number for the airport. "We are at our wits' end here," says the airport management.come to a bad endto die in a unpleasant way, or end your life unhappily, especially because of something bad that you have done:In Victorian novels, a passionate woman must always suffer and come to a bad end.My grandmother was convinced that Joe would come to a bad end.come to a sticky end BrEBrEto be killed in a violent and unpleasant way, or to have something very unpleasant happen to you:I was thinking of the ghosts of all those Spanish sailors who met a sticky end in these waters, hundreds of years ago. My video game skills are not very highly developed. I usually come to a sticky end somewhere in Level Two in combat with a kickboxing streetfighter.a dead enda situation in which progress is no longer possible:The deal came to a dead end three months ago, when the two groups couldn't agree on a reasonable price for the land.The idea's still discussed at scientific conferences, but most biologists feel it's a dead end.dead-end: In some companies, a promotion could mean you're stuck in a dead-end job.

Note A dead end is a road which is closed at one end.

(the pot of gold at) the end of the rainbowused about something that someone hopes to get or achieve after trying very hard, but that may be impossible to get:Introducing a new product is difficult - but there's a tremendous pot of gold at the end of the rainbow if you get it right.I've had a hard time, especially early in my career. But it's nice to know that if you work hard, sometimes there's something at the end of the rainbow.

NoteAccording to an old story, you can find a pot of gold where a rainbow (= a curve of many colours seen in the sky when there is rain and sun at the same time) touches the earth.

the end of the road/linethe point at which a process or activity cannot continue:Even if the show isn't successful, it won't be the end of the line financially for us.Planning for the space station reached the end of the road after undergoing six major changes of direction in as many years.sb gets his end away BrEBrEslang a rude expression used in order to say that a man has sex with someone ◆ used especially in questions:So, Robbie, going to get your end away tonight?What'd he say? Did he get his end away?get the short end (of the stick) AmEAmE(also be on the short end of sth)to be unfairly treated, or have fewer advantages than other people have:Because we couldn't afford to hire lawyers to go to court, we felt we got the short end of the stick.Women are still getting the short end of the employment stick.Many studies show rural America to be on the short end of the social and economic scale.get the wrong end of the stick BrEBrEto have a completely wrong idea about a situation:People who think the song is about drugs have got the wrong end of the stick.As usual, Geoff had got hold of the wrong end of the stick and thought I was angry with him.go off the deep end BrEBrE1 spoken to suddenly become very angry:If I try to talk to her, she just goes off the deep end.Even little things send me right off the deep end these days.2 AmE to suddenly start behaving in an extreme or crazy way:Parents who want their children to succeed in sports can sometimes go off the deep end.I was afraid he'd go off the deep end and kill himself.sb/sth is the (absolute) end(also sb is the (living) end)old-fashioned said when you are very annoyed with a person or a situation:You are the living end! I've never met anyone who makes the kind of mess you do.I'll never hear the end of itspoken used in order to say that people will continue to criticize or make jokes about something you have done:I knew that if I left the pub early I'd never hear the end of it.I went to the wrong golf course for the tournament - I'll never hear the end of this back home.it's not the end of the worldspoken used in order to say that although a situation or event causes a problem, it is not a very serious one:If you don't get it done by Friday it's not the end of the world, but I would like it as soon as possible.It won't be the end of the world if I don't get this job - I've got two other interviews lined up.keep your end up BrEBrEto perform your part of a job, activity, or conversation as well as you are expected to, in spite of difficulties:It was frightening being given so much responsibility, but I think I managed to keep my end up.We have very few young players capable of keeping their end up at this level of competition.be on the receiving end (of sth)to be the person something is said about, or the person something is done or given to, often something bad or unpleasant:It's been hard to be on the receiving end of all these rumours and to have to keep denying them.You didn't have to be a client or friend to be on the receiving end of his generosity.the thin end of the wedge BrEBrEused about a small change that you think is the beginning of an important development that you do not want:I believe very strongly that racist jokes are the thin end of the wedge of racism.If the police are allowed to bug people's houses, it could be the thin end of a very dangerous wedge.be/get thrown in at the deep end(also be plunged in at the deep end)to have to start doing a difficult job without being prepared for it:The course in tourism helped, but we got thrown in at the deep end and had to develop skills quickly.I'm being plunged in at the deep end, playing against Blackburn, but I'm really looking forward to the match.jump/dive/plunge in at the deep end: It is possible to jump in at the deep end, buy a small farm, and teach yourself. But mistakes can be costly.the ___ to end all ___sused in order to say that something is the biggest, best, worst, most extreme etc of its kind:We've decided we're going to rent a big room in a hotel and throw the party to end all parties on Tony's birthday.This motorway to end all motorways is the government's answer to the traffic problems, but what will it do to our countryside?

Note This idiom comes from the phrase 'the war to end all wars' which was used to describe World War I.

See:

(not) the be-all and end-all
(one's) hair stands on end
a dead end
a means to an end
a war to end all wars
all ends up
all good things come to an end
all good things must (come to an) end
All good things must end
all the marbles
All's well that ends well
an end in itself
an end run
at (one's) wits' end
at a dead end
at a loose end
at an end
at loose ends
at one's wit's end
at one's wits' end, to be
at the end of (one's) fingertips
at the end of (one's) rope
at the end of (one's) tether
at the end of nowhere
at the end of rope
at the end of the day
at the end of the line
at the end of the rainbow
at the end of your tether
at the receiving end
at wit's end
at wits' end
at your wits' end
be (not) the end of the world
be at (one's) wits' end
be at a loose end
be at an end
be at the end of (one's) rope
be at the end of (one's) tether
be at the end of your tether
be at the receiving end
be at your wits' end
be on the receiving end
be on the wrong end of (something)
be on/at the receiving end
be the end
be the end of (one)
be the end of one
be the end of the road
be the living end
be thrown in the deep end
be-all and end-all
be-all and end-all, the
beginning of the end
beginning of the end, (this is) the
beginning of the end, the
bitter end
bitter end, (fight) to the
bring (someone or something) to a dead end
bring to a close
bring to a dead end
burn both ends of the candle
burn the candle at both ends
burn the candle at both ends, to (you can't)
business end
business end of
business end of something
by the end of the day
cannot see any further than the end of one’s nose
cannot see further than the end of one’s nose
can't see (any) further than the end of (one's) nose
can't see beyond the end of (one's) nose
can't see beyond the end of one's nose
can't see farther than the end of (one's) nose
can't see further than (the end of) (one's) (own) nose
can't see past the end of (one's) nose
come out the little end of the horn
come to a bad end
come to a bad/sticky end
come to a close
come to a dead end
come to a sticky end
come to an end
come to an untimely end
days on end
days, weeks, etc. on end
dead end
dead-end kid
end (one's) days
end (one's) life
end (something) on a high note
end game
end in
end in (something)
end in itself
end in tears
end in view
end it
end it (all)
end it all
end justifies the means, the
end of
end of one's rope, at the
end of one's rope/tether, at the/come to the
end of play
End of Story
end of the ball game
end of the line
end of the world
end of the world, it's not/wouldn't be the
end run
end to end
end up
end up (by) (doing something)
end up as (something)
end up at
end up at (some place)
end up doing
end up in the knacker's yard
end up in the poorhouse
end up to become
end up with
end up with (someone or something)
end with
end with (something)
end your days/life
endgame
ends
ends of the earth, (from) the
ends of the earth, the
follow (one) to the ends of the Earth
for days on end
for hours on end
get (one's) end away
get hold of the right end of the stick
get hold of the wrong end of the stick
get on the end of (something)
get the short end
get the short end of the stick
get the wrong end of the stick
get your end away
get/have your end away
go off the deep end
go to the ends of the Earth
have (one's) end away
hear the end of (someone or something)
hear the last of (someone or something)
hear/see the end/the last of somebody/something
hind end
hold (one's) end of the bargain up
hold (one's) end up
hold (up) (one's) end of the bargain
hold end of the bargain up
hold end up
hold one's end up
hold up (one's) end (of the bargain)
in at the deep end
in the end
in the poorhouse
it'll (all) end in tears
it'll end in tears
jump in (at) the deep end
jump in at the deep end
jump in/be thrown in at the deep end
jump off the deep end
keep (one's) end of the bargain up
keep (one's) end up
keep (up) (one's) end of the bargain
keep end up
keep your end up
know which end is up
light at the end of a tunnel, (see) the
light at the end of the tunnel
live up to (one's) end of the bargain
live up to end of the bargain
living end
living end, the
loose ends
loose ends, to be at
low-end
make (both) ends meet
make (one's) hair stand on end
make an end of (something)
make ends meet
make ends meet, to
make hair stand on end
make one's hair stand on end
make one's hair stand on end, to
make someone's hair stand on end
make your hair stand on end
means to an end
meet (one's) end
meet a sticky end
meet death
months on end
never hear the end of
never hear the end of it
never hear the end of something
no end
no end in sight (to something)
no end of
no end of (something)
no end of something
not be able to tell one end (of something) from the other
not be the end of the world
not know one end (of something) from another
not know which end is up
not know/not be able to tell one end of something from the other
not see beyond your nose
not see beyond/past the end of your nose
not the be-all and end-all
not the end of the world
odds and ends
off the deep end
off the deep end, to go
on (one's) beam-ends
on end
on the beam-ends
on the receiving end
on the wrong end of (something)
on the wrong end of something
on your beam ends
open-ended
play both ends
play both ends against the middle
play both ends against the middle, to
play each end against the other
play one end against the other
pointy end
put a stop to
put an end
put an end to
put an end to (oneself)
put an end to (something)
put an end to yourself
quote, unquote
rear end
rear-ender
see no further than (the end of) (one's) (own) nose
see no further than the end of nose
see no further than the end of one’s nose
see the end of (someone or something)
see the last of (someone or something)
see the light at the end of the tunnel
short end of the stick
short end of the stick, the
short end of the stick, to get/have the
short on one end
smoke both ends of the cigar
some loose ends
stick it to the end
tail end
tail end (of something)
tail-end
the be-all and end-all
the beginning of the end
the bitter end
the business end
the business end (of something)
the dirty end of the stick
the end
The end justifies the means
the end of (one's) rope
the end of (one's) tether
the end of civilization as we know it
the end of the ball game
the end of the line
the end of the rainbow
the end of the road
the end of the road/line
the end of the world
the end of the world as we know it
the ends of the Earth
the hind end of creation
the hind end of nowhere
the living end
the loose ends/threads
the pointy end
the rough end of the pineapple
the sharp end
the short end of the stick
the something to end all sths
the tail end
the tail end of something
the thin end of the wedge
the wrong end of the stick
the/a (something) to end all (somethings)
throw (one) in at the deep end
throw someone in at the deep end
tie up (some/a few) loose ends
till/until the bitter end
to end all
to that end
to the bitter end
to the end of (one's) days
to the ends of the Earth
to the ends of the world
to this end
war to end all wars
weeks on end
wit's end
world without end
wrong end of the stick, (got hold of) the
wrong end of the stick, the
your hair stands on end

词汇	end
释义	end Theme: CONCLUSION n. the final insult; too much; the last straw. This is just the end. I'm leaving.When she poured her drink down my back, that was the end. end noun 1 the area where you are born, or where you live and/or are well-known UK, 2005. 2 the best; an extreme UK, 1938. 3 a share or portion US, 1887. 4 the penis US, 1957. 5 money US, 1960.► the endsomething or someone that tests you to the end of your endurance UK, 1938 idiomend► the beginning of the end► the business end of a ___► the fag end of sth► sb will get there (in the end)► not be the be-all and end-allat the end of the dayused in order to say that when you consider everything in a situation, you get a particular answer or decision or realize that something is true:We give advice but, at the end of the day, people must make their own decisions.Although the store does everything it can to prevent shoplifting, at the end of the day it is impossible to be completely secure.be at the end of your tether BrEBrEbe at the end of your rope AmE(also reach the end of your tether/rope)to feel that you cannot deal with a difficult situation any longer because you are too tired, ill, upset, annoyed etc:The debate continued for another three hours. Pollack was at the end of his tether and desperate for a drink.Both men were at the end of their ropes after not having slept for three nights.I've let the council know that these children need care immediately - they have already reached the end of their tether.be at a loose end BrEBrEbe at loose ends AmEnot do sth to have nothing to do:My friend's daughter is helping us out as she's at a loose end after leaving art college.Why don't you stay for dinner if you're at loose ends?be at the sharp end (of sth) BrEBrEto be one of the people in a business who deals directly with customers, or one of the people in an organization who deals with the people it is meant to help or the problems it is meant to solve :Before setting up his own business he had worked at the sharp end, as a salesman.Government ministers who want to change sentencing policy ought to talk to people at the sharp end of the system, like the magistrates.at your wits' endworried very worried, because you have tried everything you can think of to solve a problem:Please help me, I don't want to cause a family row, but I'm at my wits' end about what to do.The 1998 directory contains an incorrect telephone number for the airport. "We are at our wits' end here," says the airport management.come to a bad endto die in a unpleasant way, or end your life unhappily, especially because of something bad that you have done:In Victorian novels, a passionate woman must always suffer and come to a bad end.My grandmother was convinced that Joe would come to a bad end.come to a sticky end BrEBrEto be killed in a violent and unpleasant way, or to have something very unpleasant happen to you:I was thinking of the ghosts of all those Spanish sailors who met a sticky end in these waters, hundreds of years ago. My video game skills are not very highly developed. I usually come to a sticky end somewhere in Level Two in combat with a kickboxing streetfighter.a dead enda situation in which progress is no longer possible:The deal came to a dead end three months ago, when the two groups couldn't agree on a reasonable price for the land.The idea's still discussed at scientific conferences, but most biologists feel it's a dead end.dead-end: In some companies, a promotion could mean you're stuck in a dead-end job. Note A dead end is a road which is closed at one end. (the pot of gold at) the end of the rainbowused about something that someone hopes to get or achieve after trying very hard, but that may be impossible to get:Introducing a new product is difficult - but there's a tremendous pot of gold at the end of the rainbow if you get it right.I've had a hard time, especially early in my career. But it's nice to know that if you work hard, sometimes there's something at the end of the rainbow. NoteAccording to an old story, you can find a pot of gold where a rainbow (= a curve of many colours seen in the sky when there is rain and sun at the same time) touches the earth. the end of the road/linethe point at which a process or activity cannot continue:Even if the show isn't successful, it won't be the end of the line financially for us.Planning for the space station reached the end of the road after undergoing six major changes of direction in as many years.sb gets his end away BrEBrEslang a rude expression used in order to say that a man has sex with someone ◆ used especially in questions:So, Robbie, going to get your end away tonight?What'd he say? Did he get his end away?get the short end (of the stick) AmEAmE(also be on the short end of sth)to be unfairly treated, or have fewer advantages than other people have:Because we couldn't afford to hire lawyers to go to court, we felt we got the short end of the stick.Women are still getting the short end of the employment stick.Many studies show rural America to be on the short end of the social and economic scale.get the wrong end of the stick BrEBrEto have a completely wrong idea about a situation:People who think the song is about drugs have got the wrong end of the stick.As usual, Geoff had got hold of the wrong end of the stick and thought I was angry with him.go off the deep end BrEBrE1 spoken to suddenly become very angry:If I try to talk to her, she just goes off the deep end.Even little things send me right off the deep end these days.2 AmE to suddenly start behaving in an extreme or crazy way:Parents who want their children to succeed in sports can sometimes go off the deep end.I was afraid he'd go off the deep end and kill himself.sb/sth is the (absolute) end(also sb is the (living) end)old-fashioned said when you are very annoyed with a person or a situation:You are the living end! I've never met anyone who makes the kind of mess you do.I'll never hear the end of itspoken used in order to say that people will continue to criticize or make jokes about something you have done:I knew that if I left the pub early I'd never hear the end of it.I went to the wrong golf course for the tournament - I'll never hear the end of this back home.it's not the end of the worldspoken used in order to say that although a situation or event causes a problem, it is not a very serious one:If you don't get it done by Friday it's not the end of the world, but I would like it as soon as possible.It won't be the end of the world if I don't get this job - I've got two other interviews lined up.keep your end up BrEBrEto perform your part of a job, activity, or conversation as well as you are expected to, in spite of difficulties:It was frightening being given so much responsibility, but I think I managed to keep my end up.We have very few young players capable of keeping their end up at this level of competition.be on the receiving end (of sth)to be the person something is said about, or the person something is done or given to, often something bad or unpleasant:It's been hard to be on the receiving end of all these rumours and to have to keep denying them.You didn't have to be a client or friend to be on the receiving end of his generosity.the thin end of the wedge BrEBrEused about a small change that you think is the beginning of an important development that you do not want:I believe very strongly that racist jokes are the thin end of the wedge of racism.If the police are allowed to bug people's houses, it could be the thin end of a very dangerous wedge.be/get thrown in at the deep end(also be plunged in at the deep end)to have to start doing a difficult job without being prepared for it:The course in tourism helped, but we got thrown in at the deep end and had to develop skills quickly.I'm being plunged in at the deep end, playing against Blackburn, but I'm really looking forward to the match.jump/dive/plunge in at the deep end: It is possible to jump in at the deep end, buy a small farm, and teach yourself. But mistakes can be costly.the ___ to end all ___sused in order to say that something is the biggest, best, worst, most extreme etc of its kind:We've decided we're going to rent a big room in a hotel and throw the party to end all parties on Tony's birthday.This motorway to end all motorways is the government's answer to the traffic problems, but what will it do to our countryside? Note This idiom comes from the phrase 'the war to end all wars' which was used to describe World War I. phraseend[ended, ended, ending] end in end in sth to have a particular result, or to finish in a particular way - used especially to say that something is unsuccessful or has a bad ending: In Britain, two out of three marriages end in divorce.end in failure/disaster/tragedy etc Talks aimed at preventing the strike ended in failure after six hours of negotiation. The match ended in tragedy when one of the boxers died in the ring.end in tears (=end with people feeling unhappy, annoyed etc - often used humorously) Stop quarrelling you two! You know it'll all end in tears.■ SIMILAR TO: culminate in formal end up 1. end up to be in a situation that you did not intend or want to be in, because of something that has happened to you or something you have doneend up in court/prison/hospital Tom got into a fight and ended up in court. Soon afterwards she ended up in hospital after a drug overdose.+ as Too many teenage girls are ending up as single parents.+ with You'll end up with pneumonia if you're not careful.■ SIMILAR TO: wind up, finish up BrE informal, land up BrE2. end up doing sth to do something that you did not intend or want to do, especially because you cannot seem to avoid doing it: He came for a couple of days and ended up staying a month! We always seem to end up arguing with each other.3. end up to arrive in a place without planning or wanting to go there, for example because you lost your way: We took several wrong turns, and ended up in Wigan by mistake. They ended up in a bar near the docks.■ SIMILAR TO: wind up, finish up BrE informal See: (not) the be-all and end-all (one's) hair stands on end a dead end a means to an end a war to end all wars all ends up all good things come to an end all good things must (come to an) end All good things must end all the marbles All's well that ends well an end in itself an end run at (one's) wits' end at a dead end at a loose end at an end at loose ends at one's wit's end at one's wits' end, to be at the end of (one's) fingertips at the end of (one's) rope at the end of (one's) tether at the end of nowhere at the end of rope at the end of the day at the end of the line at the end of the rainbow at the end of your tether at the receiving end at wit's end at wits' end at your wits' end be (not) the end of the world be at (one's) wits' end be at a loose end be at an end be at the end of (one's) rope be at the end of (one's) tether be at the end of your tether be at the receiving end be at your wits' end be on the receiving end be on the wrong end of (something) be on/at the receiving end be the end be the end of (one) be the end of one be the end of the road be the living end be thrown in the deep end be-all and end-all be-all and end-all, the beginning of the end beginning of the end, (this is) the beginning of the end, the bitter end bitter end, (fight) to the bring (someone or something) to a dead end bring to a close bring to a dead end burn both ends of the candle burn the candle at both ends burn the candle at both ends, to (you can't) business end business end of business end of something by the end of the day cannot see any further than the end of one’s nose cannot see further than the end of one’s nose can't see (any) further than the end of (one's) nose can't see beyond the end of (one's) nose can't see beyond the end of one's nose can't see farther than the end of (one's) nose can't see further than (the end of) (one's) (own) nose can't see past the end of (one's) nose come out the little end of the horn come to a bad end come to a bad/sticky end come to a close come to a dead end come to a sticky end come to an end come to an untimely end days on end days, weeks, etc. on end dead end dead-end kid end (one's) days end (one's) life end (something) on a high note end game end in end in (something) end in itself end in tears end in view end it end it (all) end it all end justifies the means, the end of end of one's rope, at the end of one's rope/tether, at the/come to the end of play End of Story end of the ball game end of the line end of the world end of the world, it's not/wouldn't be the end run end to end end up end up (by) (doing something) end up as (something) end up at end up at (some place) end up doing end up in the knacker's yard end up in the poorhouse end up to become end up with end up with (someone or something) end with end with (something) end your days/life endgame ends ends of the earth, (from) the ends of the earth, the follow (one) to the ends of the Earth for days on end for hours on end get (one's) end away get hold of the right end of the stick get hold of the wrong end of the stick get on the end of (something) get the short end get the short end of the stick get the wrong end of the stick get your end away get/have your end away go off the deep end go to the ends of the Earth have (one's) end away hear the end of (someone or something) hear the last of (someone or something) hear/see the end/the last of somebody/something hind end hold (one's) end of the bargain up hold (one's) end up hold (up) (one's) end of the bargain hold end of the bargain up hold end up hold one's end up hold up (one's) end (of the bargain) in at the deep end in the end in the poorhouse it'll (all) end in tears it'll end in tears jump in (at) the deep end jump in at the deep end jump in/be thrown in at the deep end jump off the deep end keep (one's) end of the bargain up keep (one's) end up keep (up) (one's) end of the bargain keep end up keep your end up know which end is up light at the end of a tunnel, (see) the light at the end of the tunnel live up to (one's) end of the bargain live up to end of the bargain living end living end, the loose ends loose ends, to be at low-end make (both) ends meet make (one's) hair stand on end make an end of (something) make ends meet make ends meet, to make hair stand on end make one's hair stand on end make one's hair stand on end, to make someone's hair stand on end make your hair stand on end means to an end meet (one's) end meet a sticky end meet death months on end never hear the end of never hear the end of it never hear the end of something no end no end in sight (to something) no end of no end of (something) no end of something not be able to tell one end (of something) from the other not be the end of the world not know one end (of something) from another not know which end is up not know/not be able to tell one end of something from the other not see beyond your nose not see beyond/past the end of your nose not the be-all and end-all not the end of the world odds and ends off the deep end off the deep end, to go on (one's) beam-ends on end on the beam-ends on the receiving end on the wrong end of (something) on the wrong end of something on your beam ends open-ended play both ends play both ends against the middle play both ends against the middle, to play each end against the other play one end against the other pointy end put a stop to put an end put an end to put an end to (oneself) put an end to (something) put an end to yourself quote, unquote rear end rear-ender see no further than (the end of) (one's) (own) nose see no further than the end of nose see no further than the end of one’s nose see the end of (someone or something) see the last of (someone or something) see the light at the end of the tunnel short end of the stick short end of the stick, the short end of the stick, to get/have the short on one end smoke both ends of the cigar some loose ends stick it to the end tail end tail end (of something) tail-end the be-all and end-all the beginning of the end the bitter end the business end the business end (of something) the dirty end of the stick the end The end justifies the means the end of (one's) rope the end of (one's) tether the end of civilization as we know it the end of the ball game the end of the line the end of the rainbow the end of the road the end of the road/line the end of the world the end of the world as we know it the ends of the Earth the hind end of creation the hind end of nowhere the living end the loose ends/threads the pointy end the rough end of the pineapple the sharp end the short end of the stick the something to end all sths the tail end the tail end of something the thin end of the wedge the wrong end of the stick the/a (something) to end all (somethings) throw (one) in at the deep end throw someone in at the deep end tie up (some/a few) loose ends till/until the bitter end to end all to that end to the bitter end to the end of (one's) days to the ends of the Earth to the ends of the world to this end war to end all wars weeks on end wit's end world without end wrong end of the stick, (got hold of) the wrong end of the stick, the your hair stands on end
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