全功尽弃 — “All one's previous efforts are completely wasted or rendered useless”
全功尽弃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All one's previous efforts are completely wasted or rendered useless”. To have all one's hard work come to nothing. Literally, “All efforts completely forsaken”.
全功尽弃 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- quán全jūn军fù覆mò没the entire army wiped out
- quán全jūn军fù覆miè灭entire army annihilated
- quán全lì力yǐ以fù赴go all out
- quán全shòu受quán全guī归preserve one's body and integrity
- quán全guó国yī一pán盘qí棋coordinate all parts as a unified strategy
- quán全shǐ始quán全zhōng终See a task through to the end
- quán全jiā家fú福family photo or a rich hotchpotch dish
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- quán全xīn心quán全yì意with all one's heart and mind
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What does 全功尽弃 mean?
全功尽弃 (quán gōng jìn qì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All one's previous efforts are completely wasted or rendered useless”.
How do you pronounce 全功尽弃?
全功尽弃 is pronounced quán gōng jìn qì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 全功尽弃 literally mean?
Literally, 全功尽弃 means “All efforts completely forsaken”. It is used to mean “All one's previous efforts are completely wasted or rendered useless”.
What is the Chinese definition of 全功尽弃?
功：功效，功绩；弃：丢掉。全部功效都丧失干净。