Idioms that can t make up their minds, idioms that make up their minds

1. Look ahead.

Pinyin: zhān qián gù hòu

Meaning: Look at the front and then look at the back. Described as cautious and thoughtful.

Source: Song Zhuxi's "Zhu Ziquanshu Xueyi": "If you look ahead and look backward, you can't do it." ”

Translation: Look at the front and then look at the back, and you won't be able to do anything.

2. Hesitation.

Pinyin: chí yí bù jué

Meaning: Describe undecided.

Source: Prime Minister Totoku at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and Arutu "Song History: Hou Yi Biography": "If you hesitate, you will engage in it cheaply." ”

Translation: If you hesitate, decide on your own measures.

3. Wandering.

Pinyin: yóu yí bù dìng

Meaning: It means hesitating and not making up your mind.

Source: Han Liu Xi's "Release of Names and Cars": "Before you move, there is no fixed place." ”

Translation: Wandering forward, there is no fixed place.

4. Undecided.

Pinyin: jǔ qí bù dìng

What it means: Holding a piece does not determine which move to make. The parable is undecided.

Source: Spring and Autumn Zuo Qiu Ming's "Zuo Chuan: Twenty-five Years of Xianggong": "The player is indecisive and invincible. ”

Translation: A chess player cannot defeat the opponent if he cannot decide how to move with a chess piece.

5. Hesitation.

Pinyin: chóu chú bù jué

Meaning: Describes hesitation and undecidedness.

Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 22: "The four of them argued undecided, and Shao hesitated.

Translation: The argument between the four people was inconclusive, and Yuan Shao hesitated and couldn't make up his mind.

Hesitation: Hesitation. Can't make up your mind.

Both ends of the first rat: the first rat: the rat is suspicious, one advances and one retreats when it comes out of the hole, and cannot self-determine; Both ends: undecided. Hesitating between the two, the right wavering.

Wandering: Wandering: Hesitating. Hesitant and undecided.

Undecided, chaotic.

Indecisive and dilemma.

A four-word phrase to describe hesitation and indecision

Indecision, indecision, indecision

Moaning and hesitating.

Building a room, ambiguous ends, heart ape horse

Drag mud with water, half-hearted, the first rat at both ends

Cowardly, indecisive, indecisive, hesitant

Constant moments, uncertain, indecisive

Repeated three times and four times, when the decision is constantly hesitating

Ambiguous、An idiom to describe hesitation and indecision

Idiom]: 优柔不decisive 【Pinyin】: yōu róu guǎ duàn

Interpretation]: Gentle: hesitant; Oligo: Less. It refers to hesitation and lack of decision.

Idioms]: 举棋不定 【Pinyin】: jǔ qí bù dìng

Explanation]: Holding a chess piece, I don't know which move to play. The metaphor is hesitant and undecided.

Idiom]: hesitate to decide [pinyin]: yóu yù bù jué

Explanation]: Hesitation: hesitation. Can't make up your mind.

Idioms]: fearing the head and fearing the tail [pinyin]: wèi shǒ wèi wěi

Explanation]: Fear: Fear, fear. I am afraid of the front, and I am afraid of the back. The metaphor is to be timid and have many concerns.

Idioms]: Looking forward and backward [pinyin]: zhān qián gù hòu

Explanation]: Zhan: Looking forward; Gu: Look back. Look at the front, then look at the back. Describe being thoughtful and deliberate before doing things. It is also described as having too many concerns and hesitation.

1. Indecisiveness: the metaphor is hesitant and undecided;

2. Both ends of the first rat: hesitate between the two and waver on the right;

3. Hesitation: can't make up your mind;

4. Hesitation: Describe being undecided;

5. Hesitation: Describe hesitation and indecision;

6. Both ends of the beginning: hesitating and wavering between the two;

7. Wandering: hesitation, indecisiveness to take the main liquid;

8. Pedal on two boats: It is a metaphor for not having a clear understanding of things and not being able to make up your mind, or maintaining a relationship with two different aspects for the sake of opportunism.

1. Indecisiveness: the metaphor is hesitant and undecided;

2. Both ends of the first rat: hesitating between the two imitation Kai and vacillating on the right;

3. Hesitation: can't make up your mind;

4. Hesitation: Describe being undecided;

5. Hesitation: Describe hesitation and indecision;

6. The first and last two middle and several ends: hesitate and waver between the two preparations;

7. Wandering: hesitating and making up your mind;

8. Pedal on two boats: A metaphor for not having a clear understanding of things and not being able to make up your mind, or maintaining a relationship with two different aspects for the sake of opportunism.

Idiom: Make up your mind.

Idiom: Make up your mind.

Pinyin]: ná dìng zhǔ yì

Spelling]: ndzy

Explanation]: Make up your mind and decide what to do.

Source]: Qing Wenkang's "The Biography of Children's Heroes" Chapter 17: "But I have a deep heart, and I have an idea of calling the cow and the horse, no matter who says anything, I only make up my mind and do my big things." ”

Example]: The first episode of Qing Liu He's "The Sequel to the Travels of the Old Remnant": "We don't go down the mountain today." ”

synonyms]: to make up your mind.

antonyms]: grammar]: as a predicate, a definite; Refers to a decision.

Make up your mind idiom solitaire.

Shun connection]: The meaning is profound, the meaning is sudden, the mind is chaotic, the mind is busy, the mind is panicked, the mind is full of excitement, the mind is excited, the mind is happy.

Connection]: Peace of mind and happiness peace of mind half-hearted expression of the expression of the new idea of not thinking about the ill will not be enough.

Reverse connection]: Tiger throwing dragon take tiger leaping dragon take alive and take a handful of dead to take a place Hu to grab the hand to capture.

Reverse connection]: Take three to move four, take three and four, take the horse, take the horse, take the hand, take the cloud to catch the moon, take the cloud to hold the fog, take the cloud to grab the stone, take the knife and move the staff.

1. Hesitation: Describe hesitation and indecision;

2. Doubts and no success: if you hesitate and doubt your actions, you will not be able to succeed, and if you have heavy doubts about doing things, you will not have any effect on the jujube field;

3. Hesitation: Stuck in a predicament because of indecision;

4. Doubtful: Suspicious and undecided;

5. Cup bow snake shadow: describe suspicious and suspicious, self-disturbed.

In addition, there are idioms such as hesitation, indecisiveness, both ends of the first mouse, hesitation and wait-and-see, advance and retreat, doubtful opinion, and constant doubt.