How to Say ‘To have just run out’ in Simplified Chinese
刚好用完了
gāng hǎo yòng wán le
[gānghǎo yòngwán le]
💬 Usage Tip: 完 after a verb means it's been done to the end: 用完了 "used up", 卖完了 "sold out", 吃完了 "finished eating".
Phrase Breakdown
刚好
gāng hǎo
[gānghǎo]
just happen to
By coincidence; at just that moment.
我刚好在家。
I happen to be at home.
用完了
yòng wán le
has run out
用 (use) + 完 (finish) + 了 (change completed): 'used up'.
纸用完了。
The paper has run out.
Words in this phrase
用完
yòng wán
[yòngwán]
to use up; to run out
Verb plus result: to use something until none is left.
纸杯用完了。
The paper cups are used up.
了
le
[le]
change-of-state particle
Used with 快…了 to show something is about to happen.
火车快来了。
The train is about to arrive.
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