及锋一试 — “To act when conditions are most favorable”
及锋一试 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act when conditions are most favorable”. To seize an opportune moment or an advantageous situation, much like striking while the iron is hot. Literally, “Try it while it's sharp”.
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及锋一试 Pronunciation and Pinyin
及锋一试 Character Breakdown
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他趁着自己经验丰富、精力充沛，及锋一试，投入到新的挑战中。
He, taking advantage of his rich experience and abundant energy, seized the opportune moment to embark on a new challenge.
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Open the tool →Questions about 及锋一试
What does 及锋一试 mean?
及锋一试 (jí fēng yī shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act when conditions are most favorable”.
How do you pronounce 及锋一试?
及锋一试 is pronounced jí fēng yī shì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 及锋一试 literally mean?
Literally, 及锋一试 means “Try it while it's sharp”. It is used to mean “to act when conditions are most favorable”.
What is the Chinese definition of 及锋一试?
及：趁着；锋：锋利。趁锋利的时候用它。比喻乘可行之机而行事