Examples of using "Acabado" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're through.
I'm finished.
It's almost over.
Is Tom done?
You're through.
I'm just not ready.
Are you through with your breakfast?
It's over, isn't it?
Are you through with your homework?
I just took a shower.
I've finished my exams.
The day isn't over yet.
- I have not finished breakfast yet.
- I haven't finished breakfast yet.
- I haven't yet finished breakfast.
It is not over
The war is essentially over.
Are you through with the newspaper?
His patience is worn out.
We have run out of strawberries.
Have you finished breakfast yet?
I'm not done with Tom.
- Have you finished your homework yet?
- Have you already finished your homework?
Have you finished the puzzle yet?
The brandy is all gone.
My life is over!
- Are you through with this book?
- Are you through reading this book?
I've finished reading the book.
All the tickets are sold out.
Have you finished your Christmas shopping?
There's no beer left.
I told him it was over.
and when the war was behind us,
Have you finished talking?
- Your time is up.
- Your time is over.
- Your time's up.
- I'm through.
- I'm done.
All the food is gone.
I've finished reading the book.
- I have not finished breakfast yet.
- I haven't finished breakfast yet.
- I haven't yet finished breakfast.
We've just cleaned the toilets.
- I'm out of patience.
- I have no more patience.
You haven't finished your coffee.
- We're not finished.
- We're not done yet.
- We aren't done yet.
- We're not ready yet.
- We aren't ready yet.
- We aren't yet ready.
- We're not yet ready.
We don't have any more time.
Have you finished reading the book?
This table has a nice finish.
This piece of furniture has a fine finish.
Do another five and you'll have finished.
- The day isn't over yet.
- The day is not over yet.
Have you finished your homework yet?
He's gotten rid of all his money.
The war was officially over.
Pay the bill when you're ready.
- The season is over for him.
- The season's over for him.
- His season is over.
When you're done, get out of here.
I've finished reading the book.
- Ah, we have run short of sugar.
- Oh, we're out of sugar.
I will wait until you have finished your homework.
- I'm not done yet.
- I still haven't finished.
Snip, snap, snout, this tale's told out.
The concert was all but over when I arrived.
I will have finished the work by eight o'clock.
The finish of the table was perfect.
I still haven't finished the architecture course.
I finished writing a letter in English.
- I will have finished reading this novel by the time you come tomorrow.
- I'll have finished reading this novel by the time you come tomorrow.
They exhausted all the resources of the country.
And they all lived happily ever after.
- It looks like we're out of gas.
- It looks like we're out of petrol.
The negotiation is off.
Finally, World War One was officially over.
Did you think we ran out of tears?
- I have already finished reading this book.
- I've already finished reading this book.