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急不可待 (jíbùkědài) meaning "impatient, in a hurry, itching to get on with it".
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迫不及待 (pòbùjídài) is a commonly used Chinese phrase that means "impatient, in a hurry, itching to get on with it." It is often used to describe a feeling of urgency or eagerness to do something.
For example, you could say "我迫不及待想要去旅行" (wǒ pòbùjídài xiǎng yào qù lǚxíng) which means "I am impatient to go on a trip." In this sentence, 迫不及待 emphasizes the speaker's strong desire and eagerness to go on the trip.
Another example could be "他迫不及待地想要看到他的家人" (tā pòbùjídài de xiǎng yào kàn dào tā de jiārén) which means "He is impatient to see his family." In this sentence, 迫不及待 conveys the urgency and eagerness of the person to see their family.
迫不及待 can also be used in a negative context, such as "我迫不及待地想要结束这份工作" (wǒ pòbùjídài de xiǎng yào jiéshù zhè fèn gōngzuò) which means "I am impatient to finish this job." In this sentence, 迫不及待 expresses the speaker's frustration and impatience with their current job.
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迫不及待 (pòbùjídài) is a commonly used Chinese phrase that means "impatient, in a hurry, itching to get on with it." It is typically used to describe a feeling of urgency or eagerness to do something. Here are some situations where it would be appropriate to use 迫不及待:
1. When waiting for something exciting or important: If you are eagerly anticipating an event, such as a concert or a vacation, you can say 迫不及待 to express your impatience and excitement.
2. When waiting for news or updates: If you are eagerly waiting for news or updates about something, you can use 迫不及待 to express your impatience and eagerness to know what is happening.
3. When starting a new project or task: If you are eager to get started on a new project or task, you can use 迫不及待 to convey your enthusiasm and eagerness to begin.
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