inflection of acabar:
/ inflection of acabar:

Aqaba (a city in Jordan)

all good things come to an end

all's well that ends well

(Brazil) it ain't over till it's over (one should not presume to know the outcome of an event which is still in progress)

(intransitive) to finish (to be over, completed) / (transitive) to complete; to finish (to make done) / (auxiliary with a verb in the gerund) to end up (to eventually do) / (copulative) to end up; to turn out (to become, at the end of a process) / (auxiliary with de and a verb in the infinitive) to have just; just (indicates recency) / (transitive with com) to destroy completely, to defeat thoroughly / (transitive with com) to break up; to put an end to (to make an activity or practice stop) / (transitive with com) to break up with (end a relationship) / (intransitive or takes a reflexive pronoun) to run out (to be entirely used up) / inflection of acabar:
/ inflection of acabar:

third-person singular future indicative of acabar

first-person plural present indicative of acabar
/ first-person plural present indicative of acabar

first-person plural future indicative of acabar

second-person singular future indicative of acabar