跨者不行 — “One who strides cannot travel far”
跨者不行 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “those who rush things or are eager for quick success often fail to persevere or achieve lasting results; haste makes waste”. Literally, “One who strides cannot travel far”.
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What does 跨者不行 mean?
跨者不行 (kuà zhě bù xíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “those who rush things or are eager for quick success often fail to persevere or achieve lasting results; haste makes waste”.
How do you pronounce 跨者不行?
跨者不行 is pronounced kuà zhě bù xíng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 跨者不行 literally mean?
Literally, 跨者不行 means “one who strides cannot travel far”. It is used to mean “those who rush things or are eager for quick success often fail to persevere or achieve lasting results; haste makes waste”.
What is the Chinese definition of 跨者不行?
跨：跨步前进。跨步前进的人不能走长路。比喻急于求成的人，难以持之以恒