完事大吉 — “Everything is finished and settled”
完事大吉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Everything is finished and settled”. Often used with a sense of relief after a difficult task or, conversely, to imply something is utterly ruined or done for.
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完事大吉 Pronunciation and Pinyin
完事大吉 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 完事大吉
机器突然出了故障，所有数据都没了，这下真是完事大吉了
The machine suddenly malfunctioned, and all the data was lost; now it's truly all over and done with (implying ruin).
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Synonyms of 完事大吉
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- wán完míng名quán全jié节preserve one's reputation and integrity
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- wán完wán完quán全quán全completely and thoroughly
- wán完zhěng整wú无quē缺perfectly intact and flawless
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What does 完事大吉 mean?
完事大吉 (wán shì dà jí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Everything is finished and settled”.
How do you pronounce 完事大吉?
完事大吉 is pronounced wán shì dà jí in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 完事大吉?
指事情结束了，或东西完蛋了（多含贬义）。