finalizó

Finalizó is a Spanish word that translates to "finished," "ended," or "concluded" in English. It is the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb finalizar. This verb is commonly used to describe the completion of an action, event, or period of time.

For example, one might say "La película finalizó a las diez" which translates to "The movie finished at ten." Similarly, "El proyecto finalizó con éxito" means "The project concluded successfully." The word finalizó implies a definite end point has been reached. It is a straightforward and frequently used term in everyday Spanish conversation and writing. Its application spans various contexts, from simple daily occurrences to more formal descriptions of events or processes. The preterite tense indicates that the action is completed in the past.