| jǐn | to the utmost |
| jìn | to use up/to exhaust/to end/to finish/to the utmost/exhausted/finished/to the limit (of sth) |
| 尽 | to the greatest extent (when used before a noun of location) furthest or extreme to be within the limits of |
| 尽义务 | to fulfil one's duty to work without asking for reward |
| 尽人事 | do all that is humanly possible |
| 尽人皆知 | known by everyone (idiom); well known a household name |
| 尽先 | in the first instance as a first priority |
| 尽兴 | to enjoy oneself to the full to one's heart's content |
| 尽其所有 | give one's all |
| 尽其所长 | work to the best of one's ability |
| 尽其本分 | to play one's proper role; to exhaust one's obligation; to do one's part; to do one's bit |
| 尽力 | to strive one's hardest to spare no effort |
| 尽力而为 | to try one's utmost to strive |
| 尽可能 | as far as possible to do one's utmost |
| 尽善尽美 | perfect (idiom); perfection the best of all possible worlds as good as it gets |
| 尽处 | terminal point |
| 尽头 | the very end |
| 尽头的 | dead-end; extreme; utmost; terminal; outland |
| 尽头路 | cul-de-sac |
| 尽如人意 | fully up to expectations |
| 尽孝 | fulfil one's duty to one's parents |
| 尽心 | with all of one's heart |