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Open the tool →直待雨淋头 (zhí dài yǔ lín tóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to procrastinate or remain unprepared until a situation becomes critical or directly impacts oneself; to wait until it's too late”.
直待雨淋头 is pronounced zhí dài yǔ lín tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 直待雨淋头 means “wait until rain pours on one's head”. It is used to mean “to procrastinate or remain unprepared until a situation becomes critical or directly impacts oneself; to wait until it's too late”.
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