в итоге
in the end
ultimately; after everything has been considered or has happened
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в итоге with English translation
в итоге usage examples
We were tired, but in the end we finished the job.
Мы устали, но в итоге закончили работу.
In the end, she chose the cheaper option.
В итоге она выбрала более дешёвый вариант.
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в итоге synonyms
What's the difference between в итоге / в конце концов / наконец / наконец-то / под конец
The most neutral and direct equivalent of “ultimately” or “after everything is considered.”
Emphasizes that something happened after waiting, effort, or disagreement.
More emotional than “наконец”; often shows joy or relief.
Means “towards the end”; points to a moment near the finish of an event or period.
A more formal, bookish expression meaning “to conclude” or “in closing.”
Very close to “в итоге”; emphasizes the final result after all stages.
A colloquial, nonstandard variant; sounds rough or humorous and is rarely used in neutral speech.
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How to pronounce в итоге and what this word means
в итоге means in the end. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce в итоге
[v ɪˈtogʲe]
в итоге translation
in the end
в итоге examples
We were tired, but in the end we finished the job.
в итоге transcription
[v ɪˈtogʲe], ин зэ энд
Questions about this word
в итоге meaning: what does it mean?
в конечном итоге, после всех событий или рассмотрения всех обстоятельств
в итоге pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
в итоге is pronounced as [v ɪˈtogʲe]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
в итоге definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
We were tired, but in the end we finished the job. Translation: Мы устали, но в итоге закончили работу.
Is в итоге part of Adverbs of Frequency vocabulary?
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