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cross a bridge before one comes to it
- 势如破竹shì rú pò zhú
carry everything before it; like splitting a bamboo; with irresistible force; sweep
- 途穷反噬tú qióng fǎn shì
When a beast comes to the end of a road, it turns back to bite.
- 誓师shì shī
a rally to pledge resolution before going to war; take a mass pledge
- 船到桥头自然直chuán dào qiáo tóu zì rán zhí
Cross the bridge when you come to it
- 生前shēng qián
before one's death
- 辞行cí háng
say good-bye to sb. before setting out on a journey; take one's leave
- 全局考虑后quán jú kǎo lǜ hòu
when all comes to all
- 班门弄斧bān mén nòng fǔ
teach one's granny how to suck eggs; display one's slight skill before an ecpert
- 少见多怪shǎo jiàn duō guài
consider sth. remarkable simply because one has not seen it before
- 临到lín dào
happen to, just before
- 遗书yí shū
a letter left by one immediately before death, posthumous writings
- 当面认错dāng miàn rèn cuò
personally to admit one's mistake before sb.
- 过早guò zǎo
before one's time, prematurity
- 以前yǐ qián
before; formerly; prior to; previously
- 逢人便讲féng rén biàn jiǎng
tell it to everybody one meets
- 彻底成功chè dǐ chéng gōng
sweep all before one
- 所向无敌suǒ xiàng wú dí
sweep all before one
- 祝好运zhù hǎo yùn
good luck; keep one's finger crossed; break a leg
- 饮水思源yǐn shuǐ sī yuán
never forget where one's happiness comes from
- 破釜沉舟pò fǔ chén zhōu
burn one's boats, burn one's bridge
- 祈愿qí yuàn
supplication; keep one's fingers crossed
- 瞒天过海mán tiān guò hǎi
cross the sea under camouflage -- to practise deception; cross the sea by a
- 觐见jìn jiàn
present oneself before (a monarch); go to court; have an audience with
- 觐jìn
present oneself before (a monarch); go on a pilgrimage
- 傥来之物tǎng lái zhī wù
an unexpected [undeserved] gain; a thing which comes to hand unexpectedly; sth
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