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Open the tool →逐兔先得 (zhú tù xiān dé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “He who pursues and catches first gets it”.
逐兔先得 is pronounced zhú tù xiān dé in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 逐兔先得 means “Whoever pursues the rabbit first obtains it”. It is used to mean “He who pursues and catches first gets it”.
逐:追赶。谁先抓到手就归谁,别人不能再争