成
complete; succeed; become; achievement; mature
Meanings
11 senses · 52 examplesverb
to complete; to succeed (opposite of fail)
Used for finishing tasks, projects, or goals.
This large-scale project has finally been completed successfully.
Our negotiation has succeeded.
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Whether this thing will succeed depends on this step.
He studied hard for three years and finally got into his dream university, which counts as a success.
We must win this game.
verb
to help succeed; to fulfill a wish
formalUsed when helping someone achieve their goal or desire.
We should help others achieve their good wishes instead of ruining their happiness.
He hopes everyone can help make this public welfare project start smoothly.
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Please help him out and give this opportunity to him.
The parents finally helped this young couple get married.
He ran around for many times and finally helped the two companies reach an agreement.
verb
to become; to turn into
Used to describe a transformation or change of state.
After being hammered and heated many times, this iron has turned into high-quality steel.
Spring is here, and the snow has melted into water that nourishes the earth.
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Ten years of hard work turned him from an ordinary worker into an engineer.
Dreams will eventually come true.
Tadpoles turn into frogs as they grow up.
noun
achievement; result
Refers to the result or accomplishment of an action or effort.
He reaped the rewards without doing any work and got all the bonus.
If you don't work hard, you will achieve nothing.
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This research result is the achievement of the team's years of hard work.
He achieved nothing in his life and spent it in a mediocre way.
The result of this game was obtained through our hard work and sweat.
adjective
mature; fully grown
Used for animals, plants, or people reaching full development.
Adult butterflies of this species appear in summer.
This child has grown into an adult.
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Only ripe fruits are sweet.
These saplings have not grown into big trees yet and cannot be cut down.
Insects will reproduce during their adult stage.
adjective
fixed; established; ready-made
Used for rules, opinions, examples, or products that are already finalized.
We should follow the company's established rules and not change them arbitrarily.
Don't always judge others with pre-existing opinions.
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There is a precedent for this matter, so we can handle it according to the established practice.
This ready-made medicine can relieve mild cold symptoms.
He likes to use ready-made materials for handicrafts and doesn't want to make them himself.
verb
to form in large quantities; to accumulate over time
Used with quantifiers to emphasize a large amount or long duration.
This factory mass-produces electronic products with very high efficiency.
There are tens of thousands of migrant workers in this city.
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He has been running around outside for months and years and rarely goes home.
Buying fruits by the box is cheaper than buying them individually.
This shop purchases stationery in bulk to reduce costs.
interjection
okay; agreed
informalUsed in spoken language to express agreement or approval.
Okay! Let's do it this way, we'll set off together tomorrow.
I think this plan you proposed is good, let's follow it.
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I'll leave this matter to you, okay?
Okay, I agree to your request.
Do you think this method will work?
adjective
capable; competent
informalUsed in spoken language to praise someone's ability.
He is really capable, he can solve any difficult problem.
This young man is very capable, he runs the company in perfect order.
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You are really capable, you actually got this complicated matter done.
He is one of the most capable people in our class.
I didn't expect you to be so capable and finish this task.
proper noun
surname Cheng
Used as a family name.
Teacher Cheng is our Chinese teacher.
Mr. Cheng is the general manager of this company.
measure word
one tenth (unit of proportion)
Used to express a proportion, usually followed by a noun indicating the category.
This gold necklace is 90% pure gold with high purity.
This year's grain harvest in the village has increased by 20% compared to last year.
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80% of the students in our class like playing basketball.
70% of the funds for this project have been raised.
90% of what he said is true, and the remaining 10% may be exaggerated.