finally; at last; in the end; after all; in the long run

end; conclusion; [v] come to the end

death; [v] die; pass away

whole; all; entire

(adjective) 1. Final; (noun)/End; 2. Death; (verb) Come to the end

two individuals who complement each other with make lifetime partners

be unable to carry on even for a single day; be in a desperate situation

count on somebody for life; entrust each other until the end

age at death

entire year

Even if someone is your teacher for only a day, you should regard him like your father for the rest of your life

ultimate

from start to finish; from beginning to end

once a teacher, a teacher for life

death rattle

to end; termination

terminal; end

some day one will be successful

one will become successful one day

for the rest of one's life; for one's whole life

deathbed confession

conclusion；termination

approaching death; on one's deathbed

sooner or later one's shortcomings and faults will be shown to others

(literally: an ugly woman will have to meet her husband's father anyhow); to have to do something anyhow; to have to come to terms and face the unavoidable scrutiny of others on one's shortcomings and faults eventually

from start to end; all along | also seen as 始終

all day long

to have to do in the end; to be unavoidable in the long run

(adverb) need to do in the end; have to deal with in the end; unavoidable in the long run

finally; in the end; at last; at long last | 粵 more likely "卒之" or "最後"

lifelong

eventually; in the end; after all | [粵]: 終須

finally

describes the situation where if someone has tried his/her luck for many times (normally in doing unpleasant things), then one day, he/she most probably will get caught or encounter a negative outcome; literally 'if you go up the mountain often you'll eventually encounter a tiger'