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行百里者半九十
行百里者半九十
行百里者半九十
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行百里者半九十
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行百里者半九十

xíng行bǎi百lǐ里zhě者bàn半jiǔ九shí十

The most difficult part of a hundred-mile journey is often the last ten miles. This idiom emphasizes that the final stages of any endeavor are the most crucial and demanding, requiring sustained effort and heightened caution to achieve complete success.

这次的项目虽然进展顺利,但越到收尾阶段,我们越要小心,正所谓行百里者半九十,不能掉以轻心。
Although this project has progressed smoothly, as we approach the final stages, we must be even more careful. As the saying goes, 'He who travels a hundred li considers ninety li to be half the journey,' we cannot afford to lower our guard.

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行百里者半于九十

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