意思
Assuming success before it has actually occurred.
文化背景
The phrase reflects the Dutch value of 'nuchterheid' (sobriety). Being too optimistic is often seen as a lack of realism. In Dutch boardrooms, this phrase is used to shoot down overly optimistic sales projections. While used in Flanders, Flemish speakers might also use 'het vel van de beer verkopen' more frequently in informal settings. Linked to the 'Tulip Mania' of 1637, where people literally calculated themselves rich on paper before the bubble burst.
Reflexive Check
Always check if the subject matches the pronoun. 'Ik' -> 'me', 'Jij' -> 'je', 'Hij/Zij' -> 'zich'.
Don't be too literal
Don't use this if you are actually doing math for a test. It's almost always about expectations and optimism.
意思
Assuming success before it has actually occurred.
Reflexive Check
Always check if the subject matches the pronoun. 'Ik' -> 'me', 'Jij' -> 'je', 'Hij/Zij' -> 'zich'.
Don't be too literal
Don't use this if you are actually doing math for a test. It's almost always about expectations and optimism.
Dutch Skepticism
Using this phrase makes you sound more like a native speaker because it captures the typical Dutch 'feet on the ground' attitude.
自我测试
Vul de juiste vorm van het wederkerig voornaamwoord in.
Wij rekenen ___ rijk met deze nieuwe deal.
Bij 'wij' hoort het wederkerig voornaamwoord 'ons'.
Wat betekent 'zich rijk rekenen'?
Jan denkt dat hij de loterij gaat winnen en koopt alvast een dure auto.
Jan assumes success (winning) before it happens.
In welke situatie is 'zich rijk rekenen' het meest passend?
Kies de beste situatie:
This person is assuming future wealth that isn't guaranteed yet.
Maak de dialoog af.
A: 'Ik heb een geweldig idee voor een app, ik word miljonair!' B: 'Pas op, ________.'
This is the standard warning given to someone being over-optimistic.
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4 练习Wij rekenen ___ rijk met deze nieuwe deal.
Bij 'wij' hoort het wederkerig voornaamwoord 'ons'.
Jan denkt dat hij de loterij gaat winnen en koopt alvast een dure auto.
Jan assumes success (winning) before it happens.
Kies de beste situatie:
This person is assuming future wealth that isn't guaranteed yet.
A: 'Ik heb een geweldig idee voor een app, ik word miljonair!' B: 'Pas op, ________.'
This is the standard warning given to someone being over-optimistic.
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常见问题
10 个问题Mostly, yes. It implies that the person is being unrealistic or premature. However, it can be used jokingly among friends.
Yes! You can use it for sports victories, exam results, or even dating success.
'Zich rijk rekenen' is specifically about the expectation of a result, while 'luchtkastelen bouwen' is about the elaborate fantasies themselves.
It's better to use it to describe a situation rather than your own actions. Saying 'Ik reken me niet rijk' shows you are realistic.
It follows the weak verb pattern: 'Ik rekende me rijk', 'Wij rekenden ons rijk'.
Not a direct one, but you could talk about 'het zich rijk rekenen' as a gerund.
Yes, though they might use more slang versions like 'niet te vroeg juichen'.
Yes, 'mezelf' adds more emphasis than 'me' and is very common in spoken Dutch.
Forgetting the reflexive pronoun 'me/je/zich'.
Not really, as the phrase itself is a warning against a specific type of positive thinking.
相关表达
De huid verkopen voordat de beer geschoten is
synonymTo celebrate success before it is achieved.
Blij maken met een dode mus
similarGiving someone false hope.
Luchtkastelen bouwen
similarMaking unrealistic plans.
Op de zaken vooruitlopen
similarTo get ahead of oneself.
Zich arm rekenen
contrastTo pretend to be poorer than one is.
