长驱直入 (cháng qū zhí rù) — (idiom) to advance unimpeded; to drive straight in (originally military, now also figurative)

Definition

A chengyu from military language: to drive forward without resistance into enemy territory. Now used figuratively for a forceful, unchecked advance (in business, negotiations, etc.).

idiom
to advance unimpededto drive straight in (originally military, now also figurative)

Examples

  • 长驱直入
    Dí jūn cháng qū zhí rù, hěn kuài jiù zhàn lǐng le chéng shì.
    The enemy army drove straight in and quickly occupied the city.
  • 长驱直入
    Zhè jiā gōng sī píng jiè yōu zhì chǎn pǐn cháng qū zhí rù hǎi wài shì chǎng.
    This company, relying on quality products, drove straight into overseas markets.
  • 长驱直入
    Tán pàn zhōng tā cháng qū zhí rù, zhí jiē tí chū le hé xīn yāo qiú.
    During the negotiations, he drove straight in and directly raised the core demands.

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