尽
exhausted; die; extreme; use up; all; entirely
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesverb
be used up; run out
Describes that a supply or resource has been completely used or consumed.
The natural resources here are inexhaustible.
He shared his experience openly and fully without holding back anything.
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We tried every possible method to finish the task.
The money in my wallet has been completely used up.
The big fire burned up all the inventory in the warehouse.
verb
die; perish
literaryA formal, literary written term, often used in classical or serious written contexts.
Ancient loyal officials refused to surrender and chose to kill themselves.
This war brought countless families to a mutual destruction ending.
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In desperation, the soldiers chose death rather than being captured prisoners.
His sacrifice was to protect his teammates, avoiding mutual destruction.
Throughout history, many literati chose to end their own lives.
adjective
extreme; farthest; most thorough
Describes a state of being at the furthest or most extreme point of a place or situation.
Walking to the end of this road leads to the seaside.
This restaurant strives for perfect service.
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The expedition team reached a point where there were no more resources or options.
We have already reached the end of this road.
This project has been carried out to a perfect standard.
verb
use up fully; put to full use
Used to describe making full use of one's abilities, resources, or materials.
We must serve the people wholeheartedly.
He used all his strength to win this game.
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We will use everything we have to help the affected people.
The company maximized the use of its employees' talents and all available resources.
He made the greatest effort to complete the task.
verb
fulfill; complete (duty/responsibility)
Used to describe fulfilling one's professional or moral duties and responsibilities.
He conscientiously fulfills his work duties every day.
As citizens, we must fulfill our responsibilities.
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The teacher fulfills his duty to teach students.
Doctors treat every patient with due diligence and responsibility.
Parents must fulfill their duty to raise their children.
adverb
all; entirely; completely
Used to emphasize that every item or person in a group falls into a certain category.
Today's meeting is full of trivial, irrelevant matters.
This box is full of old clothes.
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The room is full of dust; it hasn't been cleaned in a long time.
This gathering is full of old friends, no strangers.
The table is full of snacks and drinks.
adjective
all; every; entire
Used to refer to every member of a group or every item in a set.
Please hand over all the funds to the finance department.
Everyone knows about this matter, there is no secret left.
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We must return all the borrowed books in full.
This policy covers all low-income families in full.
Everyone knows that he is an excellent scientist.