- it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later (idiom)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- it's better to hurry at the start than to rush later
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.
rú guǒ如果nǐ你gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu赶前不赶后，jiù就bù huì不会dào到zuì hòu最后yī一kè刻cái才cōng máng匆忙wán chéng完成zuò yè作业。
If you hurry at the start, you won't be rushing to finish your homework at the last minute.
Generated collocations (experimental)
gǎn qián bù gǎn hòu赶前不赶后to hurry at the start rather than rush laterxiān先gǎn赶Hòu后bù不gǎn赶to prioritize starting quickly over late rushjí shí及时gǎn赶qián前to be prompt in startingzhǔ dòng主动gǎn赶qián前to take the initiative to hurry at the startjǐn zǎo尽早gǎn赶qián前to hurry up as early as possiblegǎn赶qián前de的jué cè决策decisions made earlykuài快yī diǎn一点gǎn赶qián前to speed up at the beginninggǎn赶qián前de的jī huì机会opportunities to start aheadgǎn赶qián前zǒu走to move forward earlykuài快gǎn赶qián前to hurry forward
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