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成品 (finished goods) vs 半成品 (semi-finished products) — use 成品 when referring to fully completed items ready for sale, while 半成品 indicates items that are not yet fully finished.
A common mistake is confusing '成品' with '半成品' (bànchéngpǐn), which means semi-finished products. Use '成品' in formal business contexts, especially related to inventory and sales. Be mindful of the tones; mispronouncing '成' can lead to misunderstandings.
While '成品' is not an official HSK word, it connects well to HSK level 3 and 4 vocabulary related to commerce and manufacturing. Students should focus on understanding the context in which goods are discussed and practice using it in sentences about products.
Learners often confuse '成品' with '产品' (chǎnpǐn), which means product in a broader sense, including both finished and unfinished goods. Always use '成品' specifically for completed goods.
Pronunciation of 成品
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How to say finished goods in Chinese
“finished goods” in Chinese is成品
The term '成品' (chéngpǐn) refers to finished goods or products that are ready for sale or use, often in a manufacturing or retail context. It signifies items that have completed all production processes and are considered final outputs. This term is commonly used in business, economics, and supply chain discussions.
When to use 成品
A common mistake is confusing '成品' with '半成品' (bànchéngpǐn), which means semi-finished products. Use '成品' in formal business contexts, especially related to inventory and sales. Be mindful of the tones; mispronouncing '成' can lead to misunderstandings.
成品 or something close to it
成品 (finished goods) vs 半成品 (semi-finished products) — use 成品 when referring to fully completed items ready for sale, while 半成品 indicates items that are not yet fully finished.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse '成品' with '产品' (chǎnpǐn), which means product in a broader sense, including both finished and unfinished goods. Always use '成品' specifically for completed goods.
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Frequently Asked Questions about 成品
'成品' refers to finished products, while '原料' (yuánliào) means raw materials used in production.
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