deliberately plan

deliberately plan

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Cu ò x ī NJ ī L ǜ, which means long-term consideration. It comes from the common saying of Xichou by He Tan of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

It's an object, an adverbial; it's an example of doing bad things with great care; it's a person who is doubted by a man of insight. It's also a potential teacher who is not in the same field. His thoughtfulness is different from mine, and can't be forced at the beginning.

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym: to be considerate

The origin of Idioms

As the saying goes in Xichou, written by He Tan of Song Dynasty: "if you catch a trace, you will be lazy and relaxed, Hank will be self-improvement, deliberate and willing to be a villain instead of sick."

Idiom explanation

He said that he was careful. Long term consideration.