Algo, como una época o un evento, ha llegado a su fin.
Something, such as an era or event, has come to an end.
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El espectáculo fue increíble, pero ya se ha bajado el telón. — The show was incredible, but now the curtain has fallen.
Ha caído el telón; la función ha terminado. — The curtain has fallen; the show is over.
¿Es este el momento en que cae el telón para el proyecto? — Is this the moment when the curtain has fallen for the project?
¿Te puedes creer que ya haya bajado el telón? — Can you believe the curtain has fallen already?
Tras años de trabajo, por fin se ha bajado el telón de nuestra iniciativa. — After years of hard work, the curtain has finally fallen on our initiative.
Espera a que caiga el telón antes de irte, por favor. — Please wait until the curtain has fallen before leaving.
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