Judges don't have to shoot from the hip. They have the leisure to think, to decide.

法官们不必仓促作决定。他们有的是时间去思考、去裁决。

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I read in a newspaper that Lee Iacocca likes to shoot from the hip.

我看报看到李·雅科卡喜欢鲁莽行事。

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She likes to shoot from the hip, but honesty makes people angry sometimes.

她说话喜欢直来直去，但实话实说有时让人难免恼火。

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Lady Thatcher, they explained afterwards, is sometimes prone to shoot from the hip.

ECONOMIST: A stirring in the attic

Faced with the absolute same decision, most men will shoot from the hip, relatively speaking, while most women will stand still and ask for more information.

FORBES: Leadership

His tendency to shoot from the hip when discussing sensitive policy issues, such as the dollar or overseas aid, exasperated colleagues and officials, although it did make good copy for the press.

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