méiwán

没完

Word · VerbTraditional沒完

unfinished; won't let it go; endless trouble

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to be unfinished; to not be over; to not let it rest

informal

Often used to express that a conflict, argument, or troublesome situation is not resolved and will continue, implying a threat or warning. Very common in spoken Chinese.

Tā他
qī欺
fu负
rén人
 ,
wǒ我
gēn跟
tā他
méi没
wán完
 。

He bullied people, and I won't let him get away with it.

Zhè这
jiàn件
shì事
hái还
méi没
wán完
ne呢
 ,
wǒ我
men们
děi得
jiē接
zhe着
tán谈
 。

This matter isn't over yet; we need to keep talking.

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Nǐ你
yào要
shì是
nòng弄
huài坏
wǒ我
de的
chē车
 ,
wǒ我
gēn跟
nǐ你
méi没
wán完
 !

If you damage my car, you'll be in big trouble!

Tā他
men们
liǎ俩
de的
zhēng争
chǎo吵
kàn看
lái来
méi没
wán完
le了
 。

It seems their argument will never end.