"deadline" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
期限 qī xiàn n. time limit / deadline / allotted time syn
限期 xiàn qī to set a time limit / time limit / deadline syn
最后期限 最後期限 zuì hòu qī xiàn deadline / final time limit (for project)
截止期限 jié zhǐ qī xiàn deadline
死线 死線 sǐ xiàn deadline (loanword)
截止日 jié zhǐ rì deadline / cut-off date
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
按时 按時 àn shí adv. on time / before deadline / on schedule syn
冲刺 衝刺 chōng cì v. (sports) to sprint / to spurt / to dash / to put in a big effort to achieve a goal as the deadline approaches syn
逾期 yú qī v. to be overdue / to fail to meet a deadline / to be behind in doing sth syn
补交 補交 bǔ jiāo to hand in after the deadline / to pay after the due date
宽限 寬限 kuān xiàn to extend (a deadline etc) syn
旬课 旬課 xún kè test every ten day / periodic deadline
脱期 脫期 tuō qī to fail to come out on time / to miss a deadline
愆期 qiān qī (formal) to delay / to miss a deadline / to fail to do sth at the appointed time syn
延误 延誤 yán wù v. to postpone (with unfortunate consequences) / to take too long (to do sth) / to miss (a deadline or window of opportunity) syn
急来报佛脚 jí lái bào fó jiǎo (idiom) To rush to prepare only when a deadline or difficulty is imminent, instead of preparing in advance.
严限追比 嚴限追比 yán xiàn zhuī bǐ (idiom) To require a task to be completed by a fixed deadline, with heavy punishment for delay.
临时磨枪 lín shí mó qiāng (idiom) To begin preparing only at the last moment, when a deadline or difficulty is near. The expression criticizes late and rushed preparation.
度己失期 duo yi shi qi (idiom) To reckon that the deadline has already been missed.
有年无月 yǒu nián wú yuè (idiom) It describes something that drags on indefinitely without a definite deadline.
计日而俟 jì rì ér sì (idiom) To be able to count the days until something happens. It describes an approaching event or deadline.
闲不容息 xián bù róng xī (idiom) Not even having time to catch one’s breath. It describes an extremely short deadline or a highly urgent situation.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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