Lingaku- to harvest hurriedly before rain comes
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to harvest hurriedly before rain comes
This phrase refers to the urgency of gathering crops or resources before an impending unfavorable condition, such as rain, which could damage them.
The rain is coming soon, we need to hurry and harvest.
Not wanting the crops to be ruined, he decided to harvest hurriedly.
Generated collocations (experimental)
lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食to snatch food from the dragon's mouthcóng从lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食to seize an opportunity from a difficult situationlóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食de的jī huì机会opportunity to hastily gather resourceszài在lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食to take risks in a perilous situationbù pà不怕lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食to not fear seizing opportunities amid challengeslóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食de的tiǎo zhàn挑战the challenge of taking quick actionwèi le为了lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食to act quickly to obtain something valuablezài在lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食Zhōng中huò lì获利to profit from a hasty decisionlóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食de的fēng xiǎn风险the risk involved in acting recklesslyrú tóng如同lóng kǒu duó shí龙口夺食like snatching something precious in a rush