后干用英语怎么说

"后干" (hòu gàn) is a term that means "to do something after it is too late" or "to do something after the opportunity has passed." It is used in spoken and written Chinese to describe a situation where someone takes action after it is no longer possible to achieve a desired result.
The term "后干" is derived from the Chinese characters "后" (hòu) and "干" (gàn), which literally mean "after" and "do" or "work." Together, these characters form the phrase "to do something after," indicating that the action is being taken at a point in time when it is no longer useful or effective.
Here are some examples of "后干" in English and Chinese:
"It's too late to do anything about it now. You're just 后干." (Chinese: "现在已经晚了，你只是在后干。")
"I can't believe we missed the deadline. Now it's just 后干." (Chinese: "我不敢相信我们错过了截止日期，现在只能后干了。")
"I should have studied harder for the exam, but now it's just 后干." (Chinese: "我本应该为考试多复习一点，但现在只能后干了。")