finishing move

English

Noun

finishing move (plural finishing moves)

(video games) In media such as one-on-one fighting video games and professional wrestling, a dedicated special attack used to knock out an enemy on the brink of defeat in a flashy and spectacular manner.

Translations

final blow

Chinese:
Mandarin: 安乐死 (zh) (ānlèsǐ)
Danish: nådesstød n, dødsstød
Dutch: genadeslag (nl)
Finnish: armonisku, armonlaukaus
French: coup de grâce (fr) m
German: Gnadenschuss (de) m, Gnadenstoß (de) m
Hungarian: kegyelemdöfés (hu)

Italian: colpo di grazia (it)
Japanese: 奥義 (ja) (おうぎ, オウギ, ōgi)
Norwegian: nådestøt (no) n, nådeskudd n
Portuguese: golpe de misericórdia m
Russian: уда́р милосе́рдия m (udár milosérdija), после́дний уда́р m (poslédnij udár), смерте́льный уда́р m (smertélʹnyj udár)
Swedish: nådastöt (sv) c
Turkish: son darbe, öldürücü darbe

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