迫不及待

• 拼音: pò bù jí dài
• 汉字拆解: 迫 = 辶 + 白 (movement + white/clear — to press forward urgently); 不 = (negation); 及 = (hand reaching — to reach/attain); 待 = 彳 + 寺 (walking + temple — to wait)

含义

Too impatient to wait; desperately eager; unable to hold back one's eagerness. Describes an urgent, irrepressible desire to do something immediately.

Can be positive (excited eagerness: 迫不及待地想分享好消息) or neutral/slightly negative (impatience: 迫不及待地宣布结论 = announcing conclusions without waiting for evidence). Common in both written and spoken language.

例句

1. 孩子们在礼物堆旁迫不及待地等待着，父母话音未落便已开始拆开包装纸，欢呼声响彻整个客厅。
2. 新产品发布消息一出，大批忠实粉丝便迫不及待地在官网预购页面排队，刷新频率远超服务器承载上限。
3. 她在看完初稿之后迫不及待地联系编辑，表示强烈希望这部手稿能够尽快进入出版流程。

用法指南

语境: excitement, motivation, consumer behavior, narrative

语气: positive

正确说法

• 研究团队在观察到初步实验结果后便迫不及待地向学界公开了预印本，尽管完整的同行评审尚未完成。(The research team, after observing preliminary experimental results, eagerly released a preprint to the academic community even though the complete peer review had not yet been finished.)
• 在谈判尚未达成最终协议之前便迫不及待地对外宣布合作意向，此举无疑削弱了己方在后续细节磋商中的谈判筹码。(Eagerly announcing cooperation intentions to the outside world before negotiations had reached a final agreement undoubtedly weakened one's own bargaining chips in the subsequent detailed consultations.)

错误说法

• 迫不及待 specifically implies eagerness/impatience — do not use it for reluctant or forced urgency; for being compelled by circumstances, use 不得不 or 被迫; the idiom requires a following 地 + verb: 迫不及待地做某事

起源与历史

迫 (urgent, to press) + 不 (not) + 及 (to reach) + 待 (to wait). Literally: so urgent it cannot even reach waiting — too impatient to wait.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal