be opportunistic

be opportunistic

Opportunism, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ó UJ ī Q ǔ Qi ǎ o, which means to seek personal gain by improper means. It also means taking advantage of cleverness. From work is beautiful.

Analysis of Idioms

A man of integrity

The origin of Idioms

Chen Xuezhao's "work is beautiful" Volume 36: "although there is no progressive thought, it is not a opportunistic person.

Idiom usage

In general, it is used as predicate, object and attribute, with derogatory meaning. Chen Yi's poem against US imperialist invasion of the Middle East: "opportunism is the most shameful!" we should be down-to-earth, not opportunistic. Capitalists often take opportunistic measures, hoarding and profiteering. the examination should be based on strength, not opportunism and luck. in learning, we need to work hard, step by step. We can't allow opportunism and fraud. Be down-to-earth in your work, one step at a time. Opportunism will not work.

Idioms and allusions

There is a story in the Confucian classics. Confucius' disciples saw an old man holding a jar to draw water. The disciple kindly told him that he could save effort by using this machine. The old man said, "I know that I don't use this kind of opportunistic thing. If I use this kind of opportunistic thing, I will have the heart of opportunism." Confucius praised the old man as a sage.