What does "finished calf" mean?

Wanduzi: a dialect word in Northeast dialect, which is often used to describe that people or things have not reached the expected state or purpose, and contains derogatory meanings.

For example:

1, how did it end like this? You can't understand such a thing!

He kneeled and rubbed the washboard again last night. "It's really over!"

3, missed the flight, this is the end of the calf (missed the flight, this is broken)

4. The system is finished (the system is damaged and the system is finished).

5. People have finished calving (everyone is dead)

Extended data:

More northeast dialects:

1, quack-what's the matter, what's the matter? 2, Luo Linggaier-knee

3, stick-fall, plant.

Boss? 4, buried-dirty, unsanitary, sloppy. Burying people is a metaphor for insulting people.

5. In this regard:

A lively market? 6, chat-chat chat.

7, leverage-the best, very good 8,

You're pretending.-you're pretending.

9. the- refers to people who are ugly, ugly and irritating.

When appearance.

10, Xiao-called 1 1, the whole thing-put on airs, deliberately made some behaviors.

12, Liu Ma-Come on. ? 13, thief: adverb, and very special.

One meaning.

14, sand-speed. 16, baldness rises-talking and doing things repeatedly?

15, poor-(generally refers to poor dress)

-(generally means ugly)