endgame

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n. 最后階段；尾聲；（國(guó)際象棋或橋牌中）殘局，終局；（戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)、競(jìng)賽等）最后階段；結(jié)束階段，收官階段；（政治進(jìn)程等的）最后階段

Yet if a negotiated endgame has not begun in Afghanistan, there is a growing desire for one.
然而，如果說(shuō)在阿富汗的談判最后階段還沒有開始，越來(lái)越多的人渴望早日達(dá)成。
A senior Indian government official says India has “no endgame” in Afghanistan; all it wants is a country that is “moderate” and “stable”.
一名印度政府高級(jí)官員稱印度在阿富汗“沒有最后階段”；它想要的全部是一個(gè)“溫和的”、“穩(wěn)定的”國(guó)家。
Each of us is ready to make contributions, and we pledge to empower fully our negotiators to undertake the give-and-take necessary to move into endgame negotiations.
該協(xié)議稱。 “我們所有國(guó)家都準(zhǔn)備作出貢獻(xiàn)，我們承諾授予談判方完整的權(quán)利使其能作出必要的讓步以最終進(jìn)行終局協(xié)商?！?/li>
權(quán)威例句
The gambit has been accepted but the endgame is far off in the future.
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the last stage in a game of chess when only a few of the pieces are left on the board

In chess, endgame refers to the final stage of a game, when only a few pieces are left on the board and one of the players must win soon.
Journalists sometimes refer to the final stages of something such as a war, dispute, or contest as an endgame.