hoi1 faa1 git3 gwo2開花結果开花结果
Jyutpinghoi1 faa1 git3 gwo2
Yalehōi fā git gwó
Definition
To bloom and bear fruit, or figuratively, to yield positive results.
- to bloom and bear fruit
- figurativeto yield positive results; to bear fruit; to come to fruition
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How it's used
Used primarily to describe the successful outcome of long term efforts, such as romantic relationships or ambitious projects. It carries a positive, slightly formal tone that implies patience and sustained dedication were required to reach the goal. It is often used to offer encouragement or to celebrate a milestone after a period of uncertainty.
Examples
They have been dating for so long, and finally, it has blossomed into a happy ending.
You have worked so hard, the plan will surely bear fruit.
Related words
Common phrases
finally bear fruit
a relationship blossoms
Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe immediate or short term successes, as the idiom inherently suggests a process that takes time to mature. It is not used for simple tasks like finishing a quick chore or buying groceries.
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Grammar guides
- Aspect markersCantonese has no tenses, but it does have aspect markers. Learn how zo2, gwo3, gan2, and hai2 dou6 show completion, experience, and ongoing action.
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