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操之过急操切从事cāo zhī guò jíact impulsively (/precipitately/rashly); act with undue haste; go off at hale-cock; in (all/hot) haste; in too big a hurry (/rush); over-anxious; overzealous;too hasty
❍ 但在纠正错误时，应是有步骤的、不可～，以致引起干部不满，群众怀疑，地主反攻等项不良现象。(《毛泽东选集》727) In rectifying errors,however,we must proceed step by step,and must not be so hasty as to cause discontent among the cadres,suspicion among the masses,counter-attacks by the landlords,or other undesirable developments.
❍ 但是 “疾恶太严”，“～”，汉的清流和明的东林，却正以这一点倾败，论者也常常这样责备他们。(《鲁迅选集》Ⅱ—58) Nevertheless it is true that when reformers are over-zealous,like the scholars at the end of the Han dynasty or those of the Ming dynasty,they defeat their own ends.Indeed,this is the criticism usually levelled against them.
❍ 二则，刘文彬曾说过：“思想改造是个细致的工作，不能～！”(冯志《敌后武工队)398) Besides,Liu Wenbin had often talked about ideological remoulding being a very meticulous task. "One must not be over-anx ious! " 操之过急act with undue haste;act too hastily;too much haste;over hastiness;be too hasty
～，会把事情搞糟。Haste makes waste;Undue haste would spoil the show. 操之过急cāo zhī ɡuò jí比喻办事太急躁。act with undue haste, in too big a hurry, too hasty, over-anxious, over zealous |