好高骛远 (hǎo) — to bite off more than one can chew; to aim too high (idiom)

Definición

A chengyu meaning to set one's sights unrealistically high and chase after impractical goals. It carries a negative judgement — unlike 中立 ambitions, this phrase criticizes aiming beyond one's ability.

verb
to bite off more than one can chewto aim too high (idiom)

Ejemplos

  • 好高骛远
    Xué xí shàng bù néng hǎo, yào jiǎo tà shí dì.
    In studying, you can't bite off more than you can chew; you need to be down-to-earth.
  • 好高骛远
    Tā zhè ge rén zǒng shì hǎo, zhì dìng de jì huà gēn běn wú fǎ shí xiàn.
    This person always aims too high; the plans he makes are simply impossible to carry out.
  • 好高骛远
    Wǒ men yīng gāi bì miǎn hǎo, cóng jī chǔ kāi shǐ xué qǐ.
    We should avoid setting our sights too high and start learning from the basics.

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