ng5 si4 faa1 luk6 si4 bin3五時花六時變五时花六时变
Jyutpingng5 si4 faa1 luk6 si4 bin3
Yaleńgh sìh fā luhk sìh bin
Definition
Fickle, constantly changing, or indecisive.
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How it's used
This idiom describes someone whose mind changes as frequently as the time of day, implying a lack of consistency or reliability. It is often used to criticize people who make plans and then immediately back out or change their requirements. The imagery suggests a chaotic or erratic nature that makes collaboration frustrating for others.
Examples
They are so indecisive, it is hard to work with them.
Related words
Common phrases
to have a fickle personality
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe a simple change of heart due to new information. It specifically targets people who are habitually fickle or unreliable in their decision-making process.
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Grammar guides
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