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.

  1. to bloom and bear fruit
  2. 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.

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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