(coll.) to act first and then claim the outcome was intended; to act without a clear aim and justify it afterward (ironic reversal of 指哪儿打哪儿【zhǐnǎrdǎnǎr】, where one aims clearly and executes with precision)
(coll.) to act first and then claim the outcome was intended; to act without a clear aim and justify it afterward (ironic reversal of 指哪儿打哪儿【zhǐnǎrdǎnǎr】, where one aims clearly and executes with precision)
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