jiéshù
end
The Chinese word '结束' is used similarly to the English word 'end'. It can be used to signify both the physical end point of something or the ending of a period of time, event, or process. It can be used in a wide variety of contexts, such as book endings, movie endings, the end of a road, or the conclusion of events.
Yǔ zhōngyú jiéshùle.
The rain has finally ended.
This phrase conveys the end of a rain.
Zhànzhēng bìxū jiéshù.
The war must end.
This phrase commands an end to war.
Yǎnchànghuì yǐjīng jiéshù.
The concert has already ended.
This shows the completion of a concert.
Kèchéng jiāng zài sānyuè jiéshù.
The course will end in March.
This phrase sets the end timeline of a course, which is in March.
Wǒmen de xiàngmù yǐjīng jiéshùle.
Our project has already ended.
This phrase conveys the completion of a project.
Dāng yóuxì jiéshù, wǒmen huì huíjiā.
When the game ends, we'll go home.
This phrase denotes the end of a game followed by going home.
Yītiān de gōngzuò jíjiāng jiéshù.
The day's work is about to end.
This phrase speaks about the imminent end of a work day.
Wǒ de jiàqī yǐjīng jiéshù.
My holiday has already ended.
This phrase expresses the end of a holiday.
Tā de jiǎnghuà jiéshùle.
His speech has ended.
This phrase indicates the end of a person's speech.
Zhège qìngzhù huódòng jiāng zài wǔyè jiéshù.
This celebration will end at midnight.
This phrase sets the end time of a celebration at midnight.