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마무리만 하면 된다

mamurimanneunhamyeon dwaeda
phrase★Intermediate— just need to finish it up
informal

To complete the final part of a task or process; to wrap up what remains.

보고서 마무리만 하면 된다.

I just need to finish up the report.

마무리만 하면 된다. 나머지는 내가 할게.

Just finish it up. I'll take care of the rest.

💡

This phrase is commonly used when referring to the last steps of a task or project.

Collocations

마무리만 하면 된다just need to finish it up

Synonyms

Antonyms

Related Phrases

마무리하다phrase
to finish
마무리만 하면 끝이다phrase
just need to finish it up

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Conversation

This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations to indicate that only the final steps of a task are left.

⚡Gold Rule

Contextual Appropriateness

Use this phrase when referring to the last steps of a task or project, not for tasks that are just beginning.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the verb '마무리하다' (to finish) combined with '만 하면 된다' (just need to do).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is often used to express that only the final part of a task remains.

Word Breakdown

마무리
finish
root
+
만 하면 된다
just need to do
phrase
한영사전

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