[ húlúntūnzǎo ] (比喻不加分析笼统接受) swallow dates whole -- read hastily and without thinking; gulp down without thought; lap up information without digesting it; read without understanding; swallow a date entire; swallow at a gulp without chewing
We bolted a few mouthfuls of food and went out 我们囫囵吞枣地吃了几口就出门了。
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At the same time the sentence or a paragraph to a resolution , a view about the meaning or several means , whether it is a dimension , whether there is a deeper meaning , not huluntianzao 同时对一句话或一段话要进行分辨，看讲的是一个意思还是几个意思，是否属于一个层面，是否有深层含义，切勿囫囵吞枣。
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Francis bacon some books are to be tasted , others to be swallowed , and some few to be chewed and disgested ; that is some books are to be read only in parts , others to be read but not curiously , and some few to be read wholly , and with diligence and attention 培根：有些书可浅尝辄止，有些书可囫囵吞枣，但有少量书需细细咀嚼，慢慢消化；换言之，有些书可只读其章节，有些书则可大致浏览，有少量书则需通篇细读并认真领悟。
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The book analyzes the difference of pronunciations between chinese and korean , helping korean students to know clearly and correct rapidly the mistakes in pronouncing chinese while avoiding rigidly memorizing the pronunciations of initial consonants or simple or compound vowels of chinese , laying a solid foundation for further learning 本书通过分析汉韩两种语言语音的差异，让留学生明了自己的发音错误，并知道自己错在哪里，不必囫囵吞枣地死记一些声韵母的发音，使他们快而顺利地改正自己的发音错误，为说地道的汉语打下良好的基础。
