Please explain me this phrasal verb: to end up.
I looked up it in a dictionary but the translation doesn’t go for the sentence : “It’s exciting to end up in different countries and different cities day after day”. I’m interested in the verb " end up". Is the meaning in this case "to finally find yourself"?

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Please explain me this  phrasal verb: to end up.
I looked up it in a dictionary but the translation doesn’t go  for the sentence : “It’s exciting to end up in different countries and different cities day after day”. I’m interested in the verb " end up". Is the meaning in this case "to finally find yourself"?

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to end up= the final place/the end result

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"Please explain this phrasal verb to me..." should be your question. If you say "please explain me...", it sounds a bit comical - as if you had no clue to your own existence.

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Yes.  "To end up" referes to a final state.
"I traveled many place and I ended up living in Russia."
"I was hungry and ended up getting some McDonalds."
"I ended up marrying my girlfriend from high school."

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