Lingaku- to not bother about trifles (idiom)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to not bother about trifles
This idiom is used to describe a person who is relaxed or lenient regarding minor details or trivial matters. It implies a focus on the bigger picture rather than getting caught up in insignificant issues.
He always does things without bothering about trifles.
In this project, we should not bother about trifles and try to improve efficiency as much as possible.
Generated collocations (experimental)
bù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节to not bother about triflesbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的rén人a person who does not sweat the small stuffbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的tài du态度an attitude of not fussing over small detailszài在gōng zuò工作Zhōng中bù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节not fussing over trifles in workshēng huó生活Zhōng中bù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节to be easy-going in lifebù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的fēng gé风格a style that is relaxed and unconcerned with detailsbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的xí guàn习惯a habit of not worrying about minor issuesbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的chǔ lǐ处理fāng shì方式a way of handling things that ignores trivialitiesbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的xìng gé性格a character that is laid-back about detailsbù jū xiǎo jié不拘小节de的lǐ niàn理念a philosophy that embraces the bigger picture over minutiae