adopt a piecemeal approach(líng dǎ suì qiāo)

adopt a piecemeal approach

Piecemeal, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í NGD ǎ Su ì Qi ā o, which means doing things in a piecemeal and intermittent way. It comes from the introduction of Mupi CI.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: piecemeal antonym: all at once

Idiom usage

In any case, I will die if I move, or if I don't move. I'd better move happily, but I'll die more simply, so that I don't have to suffer in pieces! The 50th chapter of Kuocang mountain

The origin of Idioms

Jia Fuxi's Mupi CI · introduction of Ming Dynasty: "these words are just piecemeal, and they are made up of words. Some of them come from books, and some of them are old-fashioned."

Chinese PinYin : líng dǎ suì qiāo