Explanation: Exercise: do, in. Deal with things, too impatient to solve the problem. Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, object; containing derogatory, used to exhort others not to engage in reckless Source: Han Ban Gu "Han topography of the five elements under the": "None of the anti-horse round those lonely, speaking of the urgent carry on." Examples: Yang Sichang and high-potential did not play angry, advised him not to ~, details of proposed operational strategy to slow. (Yao Xueyin "Rereading," Volume I Chapter II) Results: Wei Wu whiplash Postscript: Wei Wu whiplash Riddle: Wei Wu whiplash
cāo zhī guò jí
Act in urgent mood, anxious
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No. 3
Step by step, do not rush
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No. 4
Things are too impatient. Guanying "Advising Learning smoking on": "before too hasty, after they are overly lenient." Mao Zedong "On Policy": "But to correct errors, should be step by step, and not be too hasty." Also for " The cut-off exercise. " Yiduo "On the Art of Democracy": "My personal view, the current democratic movement does not enjoy fighting, and maybe some older generation who believe that the over-cutting exercise, but not good."
n.: go off at half cock, act precipitately, Act with undue haste, carry sth.too far
adj.: done or acting too hastily, presumptuous
Thesaurus
unthoughtful and rash, So so., careless; negligent, Thick floating, coarse Flighty and impatient air, railroading Complacence Jile, hug oneself at, glory, complacence, Humaihuyang, Airs, lay a flattering unction to one's soul, In body Jishi, Suspicion Health dark ghost, To whom Italy, narcissism
Antonym
be out of one's wits, the unruly; desperado, unprincipled fellow; law-breaker, be homeless dog; be thrown out like disowned dogs; feel lost like a stray dog, be frightened out of one's life; be scared of one's wits; in panic; be battered out of one's senses, be agitated, desperado, perturbation lose one's head, the bird that has been injured by the bow, have a lingering fear; have terror in one's heart; with unforgotten trepidition, prostrate with fear, Despondent Regret it, turn pale at the mere mention of a tiger or sth. terrible, vacancy, become terror-stricken of the news, seem Amount to to lose, look blank, Escape from the net Zhiyu, escape from the net Fish, Frightened, anxious be in a desperate situation, In a daze Regret it, despair belie, Knitted brows tears
Containing Phrases
Gut no fish till you get them.
Never fry a fish till it's caught.
keep (a) shop Initiative Walk do not go off at half cock
keep (a) shop Initiative Walk do not go off at half cock