赶前不赶后 | Chinese meaning

赶前不赶后【gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu】

it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)

This idiom emphasizes the importance of taking timely action to avoid complications or difficulties later on. It suggests that starting tasks promptly can lead to more favorable outcomes.

，。

We should hurry at the start and begin preparing for the exam early.

赶前不赶后【gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu】

it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)

This idiom emphasizes the importance of taking timely action to avoid complications or difficulties later on. It suggests that starting tasks promptly can lead to more favorable outcomes.

，。

We should hurry at the start and begin preparing for the exam early.

赶

HSK 3

含义pursue, follow; expel, drive away

拼音gǎn

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前

HSK 11

含义in front, forward; preceding

拼音qián

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不

HSK 11

含义no, not; un-; negative prefix

拼音bù

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后

HSK 13

含义queen, empress, sovereign; (simp. for 後) behind, rear, after

拼音hòu

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赶前不赶后【gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu】

it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)

This idiom emphasizes the importance of taking timely action to avoid complications or difficulties later on. It suggests that starting tasks promptly can lead to more favorable outcomes.

，。

We should hurry at the start and begin preparing for the exam early.

赶前不赶后【gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu】

it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)

This idiom emphasizes the importance of taking timely action to avoid complications or difficulties later on. It suggests that starting tasks promptly can lead to more favorable outcomes.