be able to foresee

be able to foresee

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n é Qing ā Hu ì Su à n, which means to be able to calculate with fingers; refers to the ability to predict. From "give everything to the party in the mine".

The origin of Idioms

Wu Yunduo's "give everything to the party · in the mine": "everyone says that mice can calculate. When mice calculate that there is a disaster, they have already escaped."

Idiom usage

A combination; a predicate; refers to the ability to foretell. He can calculate and foresee the future. Sha Ting's "Helong" 19: "are you afraid Chairman Mao is really Kongming? Once the political strategy is right, the strategy will naturally be right. "

Analysis of Idioms

A close synonym: clever calculation