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Open the tool →移船就岸 (yí chuán jiù àn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to change one's original plan or position and adapt to the current situation to achieve a goal; to go with the flow. It can also metaphorically refer to coming uninvited”.
移船就岸 is pronounced yí chuán jiù àn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 移船就岸 means “Move boat to shore”. It is used to mean “to change one's original plan or position and adapt to the current situation to achieve a goal; to go with the flow. It can also metaphorically refer to coming uninvited”.
就:凑近,靠近。改变原来主张,乘势凑上去办成某事。也比喻不招自来。