乘胜追击

乘勝追擊
chéngshèng-zhuījī
idiom

Meanings

  1. 1 to follow up a victory and press the attack
  2. 2 to pursue a retreating enemy
  3. 3 to capitalize on momentum

Examples

Qiúduì chéngshèngzhuījī, yòu náxià le dì'èr ge guànjūn.
The team rode their momentum and took a second championship.
Jiāngjūn xiàlìng chéngshèngzhuījī, bù gěi dírén chuǎnxī zhī jī.
The general ordered a pursuit, giving the enemy no chance to regroup.
Zhècì tánpàn chénggōng hòu, wǒmen yào chéngshèngzhuījī, zhēngqǔ gèngduō hézuò.
After this successful negotiation, we should press the advantage and secure more deals.

Tips

usage
Originally military, now widely applied to sports, business, and exams. Common collocation: 乘胜追击,一鼓作气 ('press the victory in one burst').

Stroke Order

chéng
shèng
zhuī