to strive one's hardest or do all one can

as much as one likes; to the full extent of one's feelings without restraint

the end, extremity, or limit of something; a final destination or endpoint

Not completely; not entirely; incomplete

(idiom) to spare no effort; to do all one can; to exert one's full strength

To strive as hard as one can; to do one's utmost.

without limit or end; inexhaustible; infinite

to exert one's efforts to the utmost; to do everything within one's power

(idiom) expressed in a way that is incredibly detailed and complete; also used to describe things that are fully revealed or exposed without any restraint; can also describe a brilliant performance or portrayal

spirit weary and strength exhausted; drained; washed out; also written as [[精疲力竭|精疲力竭|jing1 pi2 li4 jie2]] or [[筋疲力尽|筋疲力盡|jin1 pi2 li4 jin4]]

to be extremely grateful; to be deeply thankful beyond words

thorough and exhaustive; covering all the details without omission

to exhaust; to use up completely

To enjoy oneself to one's heart's content; to have a great time until one's interest is fully satisfied.

to exhaust; to use up; to deplete; to drain

To be entirely composed of; to be completely full of something.

body weary and strength exhausted; extremely tired or played out

To discharge one's duties to the best of one's ability; conscientious.

everything that should be here is here; to have everything that one could wish for or imagine

to kill oneself; to end one's own life

to do something with all one's heart and might; to make an all-out effort

To suffer enough from; to have had one's fill of something unpleasant; to endure to the limit.

to not yet have enough of something; to want to continue an activity because the interest or pleasure is still high

to use to the full; to try one's best; to push to the extreme limit

Literally to catch everything in one net; used to describe capturing a whole gang of criminals or eliminating all opposition in one go.

to have gone through all of something; to have experienced extensively, usually referring to hardships or misfortune

entirely as one wishes; to be fully satisfying; to match what people hoped for

to strain one's mind to the limit; to think very hard about something

(literary) almost completely exhausted; nearly wiped out; almost nothing left

to do one's best; to put one's heart into something

to discharge one's responsibility; to do one's duty or one's bit conscientiously; to fulfill one's responsibilities to the best of one's ability

(idiom) infinite; boundless; having no limit or end

to end in mutual destruction; to die in such a way that another party also perishes or is destroyed

not necessarily so; not entirely correct; not always the case

(idiom) all that has been achieved goes down the drain; all previous work being undone

in its entirety; all of it; all of them; totally

To devote all one's loyalty to a cause or one's country; to do one's duty as a loyal subject.

to take in the whole scene at once; to have a panoramic view

(idiom) hard to explain in a few words; describes a situation that is complicated and difficult to express succinctly

to use up; to exhaust; to probe to the bottom

(idiom) to perform one's responsibilities to the best of one's ability; responsible and diligent

(idiom) perfectly good and beautiful; the acme of perfection; flawless in every way. Compared to [[十全十美|十全十美|shi2 quan2 shi2 mei3]], this expression emphasizes the depth and quality of perfection rather than the breadth.

To drain a cup or drink something in a single swallow; to down in one go.

to rack one's brains for schemes; to try every possible means or plot to achieve an end

To be completely like that; often used after a negative to mean "not necessarily" or "not altogether so".

to kill every last one; to drive everyone away and kill them all

to work with total dedication and strive to the utmost, literally "to bend to the task until one is worn out"; often used in the phrase [[鞠躬尽瘁，死而后已|鞠躬盡瘁，死而後已|ju1 gong1 jin4 cui4 si3 er2 hou4 yi3]]

to fulfill one's duty as a child by showing respect and caring for parents or elders

everyone gives their best; to ensure that every individual can fully employ their talents and abilities