fully ripe
Results for “完”
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(neologism c. 2010) (coll.) to kick (one's opponent's) ass
(coll.) to be done for
flawless piece of jade / (fig.) perfect person or thing / virgin / to return sth intact
undefiled (girl) / virgin / (of computer system) clean / uncorrupted
to pay tax / duty-paid
perfectionist
flawless / immaculate / perfect
to trounce / to convincingly defeat / to significantly outperform
to finish a competition / to complete a race (without withdrawing partway through)
inference by incomplete induction
(botany) an incomplete leaf – one that lacks a lamina, petiole, or stipule
imperfect
nobody is perfect / everyone has their defect
to finish / to complete the task
to fully achieve one's ambitions (idiom)
to finish eating
while stocks last / subject to availability
to finish writing
unquote / end of quote
unquote / end of quote
erhua form of 玩完[]
(coll.) to end in failure / to come to grief / to bite the dust
used up / finished
to finish an exam
to attain perfection (idiom)
lit. when the nest is upset no egg is left intact (idiom) / fig. when one falls in disgrace the whole family is doomed
lit. when the nest overturns no egg remains intact / no member escapes unscathed from a family disaster (idiom)
(math.) end of proof / QED (quod erat demonstrandum)
to be sold out
territorial integrity
two-character surname Wanyan