omega
omega — noun
1. the Greek letter that comes at the end of the alphabet, written as Ω or ω
the Greek letter that comes at the end of the alphabet, written as Ω or ω
In Greek class, Eva wrote omega after psi on the board.
write omega after psi
The science chart showed capital omega beside the unit symbol.
capital omega in symbols
During the test, Nora wrote omega at the end of the Greek alphabet.
On the worksheet, students matched omega with its small form.
The poster showed alpha at the top and omega at the bottom.
文法句型
write omega as Ω or ω
capital omega
small omega
用法筆記
Often appears in language, science, and maths when people name the Greek letter itself. Writers may specify capital omega or small omega to show which written form they mean.
常見錯誤
2. the last stage or closing part of something that has several steps or parts
the last stage or closing part of something that has several steps or parts
For the old coach, retirement was the omega of forty seasons.
the omega of + noun
The treaty marked the omega of years of border fighting.
In her speech, Dr. Lin called peace the omega of war.
That final bell felt like the omega of our school days.
For many fans, the last race was the omega of the season.
- end
the plain everyday word; omega is much more literary
- finale
often used for the last part of a performance or event
- conclusion
common in writing and formal discussion, especially for arguments or reports
- close
can mean the ending of an event or period; less symbolic than omega
文法句型
the omega of + noun
be the omega of + noun
用法筆記
Mostly literary or symbolic rather than everyday. Commonly follows the and often appears in contrasts about beginnings and endings.