French · end, extremity, tip (of a physical object)
His blood is boiling.
The water boils.
Give me a tip.
Give me a tip.
He is boiling with rage.
I'm exhausted.
To live at the end of the world.
Would you like to eat something?
Give me a tip.
Give me a tip.
Some woman.
My patience is worn out.
Her patience has been exhausted.
Educational reforms still have a long way to go.
Please help yourself to the cake.
I am seeking the path to the end of the universe.
I burned my fingertip.
His old car is on its last legs.
His patience is worn out.
They gave a piece of cake to Tom.
In the end it is not possible to fully know somebody else.
Water will boil if heated enough.
I met him at the end of the platform.
He blew on the tip of his fingers.
The angler felt a strong tug on the line.
A bright red ladybug landed on my fingertip.
My glasses keep slipping down my nose.
Milk boils at a higher temperature than water.
Our teacher lives at the end of the street.
Can I borrow a pen? Mine's on its last legs.
The coffeepot is boiling.
Let's go the whole hog.
To live at the end of the world.
Father took his place at the head of the table and began to say grace.
He accomplishes whatever he sets out to do.
He looks every inch a gentleman.
He is American to the soles of his feet.
Go ahead to the end of the street.
She endured to the bitter end.
I read this tome from end to end.
It's boiling underneath his skin.
The argument is rigorous and coherent but ultimately unconvincing.
Her line of reasoning is attractive, but ultimately fallacious.
Tom sat at the end of the bar, nursing a beer.
The team conceded a goal after twenty minutes.
The settlers killed the indigenous farmer at close range.
It gets boring after a while.
Water boils at a temperature of 100 degrees centigrade.
Water boils at 100 degrees.
After a while, passion and infatuation ooze away.