“Putting an end to” in Japanese
Short answer
Putting an end to in Japanese is “幕引き” (makuhiki). Full meaning: putting an end to, bringing to a close; person who opens and closes the curtains (in a theatre).
Other ways to say “Putting an end to” in Japanese
さよなら
sayonara goodbye, so long, farewell; saying goodbye to (e.g. life as a bachelor), putting an end to, parting with; farewell (performance, party, etc.), final, last, game-winning (e.g. hit)
サヨナラ
sayonara goodbye, so long, farewell; saying goodbye to (e.g. life as a bachelor), putting an end to, parting with; farewell (performance, party, etc.), final, last, game-winning (e.g. hit)
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