muddle along

muddle along

Muddle along is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d é Gu ò Qi ě Gu ò, which means that as long as we can get by, we can go on like this. He is not ambitious; he has no long-term plan; he is perfunctory and irresponsible. From Xiao suntu.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] muddle along, perfunctory, not enterprising

The origin of Idioms

The fourth part of Yuan Wu Ming's Xiao Sun Tu: "son, I heard that you have to go out to play, for fear of muddling along at home, what do you do out there?"

Idiom usage

It has a derogatory meaning. But the temper of a smoker is always, which one is willing to quit. The first chapter of Peng Yangou's the evil spirits in the awakening novel in Qing Dynasty

Idiom story

There is a kind of bird on Wutai Mountain, called Hanhao bird. It has meat wings but can't fly. When summer comes, the bird will be covered with colorful feathers, it will be proud to sing: "phoenix is not as good as me! Phoenix is not as good as me. It sings every day, but it doesn't know how to build a nest. When the deep winter came, although it was very cold, it still did not build a nest, and all its beautiful feathers fell off. When the cold wind hit, the naked bird could not help crying: "muddle along! Muddle along after reading: short sighted people are complacent in the face of a little achievement. They have no plans for everything in the future. They just look at the present. If they can be lazy, they will be lazy. If they can be past, they will not work hard. Once they encounter setbacks, they will be depressed and pessimistic. for the sake of the future, correctly analyze the success and failure, make a plan, and work hard now. Success must belong to the diligent. tip: muddling along is not a moral mistake, maybe it's an attitude towards life. The biggest punishment for muddling along people is to let them bear the consequences of it. Maybe some people agree with this attitude, maybe some people disagree, and they have their own choices.