Past exam of the model theory and Gödel's incompleteness theorems course of the University of Oxford / 2009 / B / 5 / c / iv

No. If a finite conjunction $\varphi$ axiomatized the infinite spaces, it would follow from the vector-space axioms together with all the $D_n$. Compactness would make it follow from finitely many of those axioms and dimension requirements. Let $N$ be at least every dimension mentioned there. The finite-dimensional space $K^N$ satisfies all vector-space axioms and those finitely many $D_n$, hence would satisfy $\varphi$. But it is a finite set and so cannot be a model of the purported axiomatization. This contradiction proves failure of finite axiomatizability, including finite axiomatizability relative to vector spaces.