end up in Chinese
end up in Chinese is 完成 — end up means to reach a particular situation, place or state in the end, especially one that was not planned.
end up in Chinese
完成
Pronounced: wán chéng
(copulative) To come to a final place, condition, or situation, sometimes unplanned or unexpected; to turn out.
What does "end up" mean?
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phrasal verb To reach a particular situation, place or state in the end, especially one that was not planned.
"We set out for Bath and ended up in Bristol."
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phrasal verb Followed by an -ing verb: to do something eventually, after other things happened first.
"I ended up paying for the whole meal."
end up in a sentence
- We set out for Bath and ended up in Bristol.
- If you keep skipping payments you will end up in court.
- I ended up paying for the whole meal.
- They ended up moving back in with his parents.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "end up" in Chinese?
"end up" in Chinese is 完成. end up means: To reach a particular situation, place or state in the end, especially one that was not planned.
How do you pronounce 完成?
"end up" in Chinese is 完成, pronounced "wán chéng".
How do you use "end up" in a sentence?
Example: "We set out for Bath and ended up in Bristol." In Chinese, "end up" is 完成.
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