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Jimmy Hung
2022-05-17 05:05
Fly by the seat of one's pants phrase
To do something challenging in a manner based on intuition instead of having a set plan.
The fog was so thick that I couldn't see anything when driving and had to fly by the seat of my pants.
You are more likely to succeed if you set out clear plans for your future instead of just flying by the seat of your pants.
My father said he never prepared his presentations and always flew by the seat of his pants.
To say or produce something at discretion, without having thought or considered about it
Used to describe the action of doing something without prior planning or thought.
The verb "fly" must be conjugated according to its tense.
This term comes from aviation. When people first began flying aircraft, they did not have the same advanced navigation tools and abilities to communicate with people on the ground. Therefore, people were flying by the seat of their pants or flying without the ability to communicate or fully plan things out.
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