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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
烂尾 爛尾 làn wěi (of a construction project etc) unfinished / derailed (due to critical setbacks)
未了 wèi liǎo unfinished / outstanding (business) / unfulfilled
未成 wèi chéng incomplete / unfinished
未竟 wèi jìng unfinished / incomplete
半半拉拉 bàn bàn lā lā incomplete / unfinished syn
未结束 未結束 wèi jié shù unfinished / unresolved
余留 餘留 yú liú remainder / fractional part (after the decimal point) / unfinished
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
期房 qī fáng forward delivery apartment / unfinished housing to be paid for in advance by the buyer and then completed within certain time frame
半途而废 半途而廢 bàn tú ér fèi to give up halfway (idiom) / leave sth unfinished syn
后钩 後鉤 hòu gōu (dialect) unfinished business / trailing sound
余留事务 餘留事務 yú liú shì wù unfinished business
拉后钩儿 拉後鉤儿 lā hòu gōu r (dialect) to leave unfinished business
大头小尾 大頭小尾 dà tóu xiǎo wěi (idiom) It describes something done energetically at first but pursued less seriously later, ultimately remaining unfinished.
东观续史 東觀續史 dōng guān xù shǐ (idiom) Originally, the expression referred to Ban Zhao’s completion of the historical work left unfinished by her brother Ban Gu.
为山九仞,功亏一篑 wéi shān jiǔ rèn,gōng kuī yī kuì (idiom) To fail at the very last moment after nearly completing a task. Describes a project that remains unfinished because of one final missing effort.
余霞散绮 yú xiá sàn qǐ (idiom) Often describes an ending that retains an implicit, unfinished meaning. It can also describe a landscape with hazy colors at sunset.
半上落下 bàn shàng luò xià (idiom) Means to give up halfway or leave something unfinished.
父析子荷 fù xī zǐ hé (idiom) The father splits the firewood and the son carries it. It metaphorically describes descendants continuing an unfinished undertaking begun by their forebears.
良工不示人以朴 liáng gōng bù shì rén yǐ pǔ (idiom) A master craftsman does not show others an unfinished piece of material.
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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