成品 meaning in English

chéngpǐn

finished goods; a finished product

HSK 6noun15 strokes

Meaning of 成品

Definitions from CC-CEDICT.

chéngpǐn
  1. finished goods
  2. a finished product

How to use 成品

成品 is used in manufacturing, retail, and everyday talk to mean something ready to use or sell, often contrasted with 半成品 (bànchéngpǐn, semi-finished goods) or raw materials. Example: 这些衣服都是成品,可以直接买。(Zhèxiē yīfu dōu shì chéngpǐn, kěyǐ zhíjiē mǎi.) These clothes are all ready-made, so you can buy them right away.

成 (chéng) means to complete or become, and 品 (pǐn) means a product or article. A product that has been completed is a 成品, a finished product.

Common mistake: Learners sometimes write 成果 (chéngguǒ) when they mean 成品. 成果 is an abstract result or achievement, like research results, while 成品 is a physical finished item. Also keep the second tone on 成 and the third tone on 品.

Stroke order for each character

Open a character for its meaning, components and more words.

成 chéng · to succeed · 6 strokes

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品 pǐn · article · 9 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 成品.

成为chéngwéito become; to turn into
变成biànchéngto change into; to turn into
完成wánchéngto complete; to accomplish
成绩chéngjìachievement; performance records
组成zǔchéngto form; to make up
成功chénggōngto succeed; success
造成zàochéngto bring about; to create; to cause
作品zuòpǐnwork (of art); opus
成员chéngyuánmember
形成xíngchéngto form; to take shape
成熟chéngshúmature; ripe; to mature; to ripen
成长chéngzhǎngto mature; to grow

Questions about 成品

What does 成品 mean?

成品 (chéngpǐn) means "finished goods; a finished product" and is used as a noun.

How do you write 成品?

成品 is made of 2 characters: 成 (6 strokes), 品 (9 strokes). That is 15 strokes in total.

Is 成品 an HSK word?

Yes. 成品 is on the HSK 6 vocabulary list of the HSK 3.0 standard.

What is the difference between 成品 and 产品?

产品 (chǎnpǐn) is the general word for any product a company makes. 成品 stresses that the item is finished, as opposed to raw materials or half-made parts.

Can 成品 describe food or meals?

Yes. For example, 成品菜 (chéngpǐn cài) means pre-made dishes that only need heating. It is common on food packaging and in supermarkets.