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连开始也没的结束
[lián kāi shĭ yĕ méi de jié shù]
Translated to 'An End without a Start', conveys the idea that even if you didn't start anything formally or consciously, there still is a final outcome or closure of things.
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轻易收场
[qīng yì shōu chăng]
This phrase means an easy conclusion or a simple ending It might signify a desire for things to end ...
终于掏空终于有始无终
[zhōng yú tāo kōng zhōng yú yŏu shĭ wú zhōng]
Translates as finally emptied out only having a beginning without an end It might express emotional ...
结局开始
[jié jú kāi shĭ]
End at the Beginning implies starting from the end which could mean making conclusions or learning ...
没有开始怎么会有结局
[méi yŏu kāi shĭ zĕn me huì yŏu jié jú]
This means without a beginning how can there be an end ? which philosophically questions cause and ...
结束只是新的开始
[jié shù zhĭ shì xīn de kāi shĭ]
This means Ending is just a new beginning It reflects a philosophy of viewing the end of something ...
自始无终
[zì shĭ wú zhōng]
Translated directly as From the beginning no end the expression conveys an eternal cycle without ...
不告而终
[bù gào ér zhōng]
Expressing abrupt endings without closure Translating as Without saying it comes to an end Used ...
不了结
[bù le jié]
In English this username Dont ConcludeEnd might express an attitude against ending things abruptly ...
意未已曲复终
[yì wèi yĭ qŭ fù zhōng]
The intention has not ended but the tune comes to an end suggests unfulfilled aspirations or desires ...