Definition of seat-of-the-pants in English:

seat-of-the-pants

adjective ˌsiːtə(v)ðəˈpants

informal

Of a person: tending to act instinctively, spontaneously, or expediently. Of an activity: done on the basis of practical experience rather than technical knowledge; informal; inexact.

1930s; earliest use found in Popular Science Monthly. From seat + of + the + pants, after by the seat of one's pants.

adjectiveˌsiːtə(v)ðəˈpants

informal

Of a person: tending to act instinctively, spontaneously, or expediently. Of an activity: done on the basis of practical experience rather than technical knowledge; informal; inexact.

1930s; earliest use found in Popular Science Monthly. From seat + of + the + pants, after by the seat of one's pants.

单词	seat-of-the-pants
释义	Definition of seat-of-the-pants in English: seat-of-the-pants adjective ˌsiːtə(v)ðəˈpants informal Of a person: tending to act instinctively, spontaneously, or expediently. Of an activity: done on the basis of practical experience rather than technical knowledge; informal; inexact. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Popular Science Monthly. From seat + of + the + pants, after by the seat of one's pants. Definition of seat-of-the-pants in US English: seat-of-the-pants adjectiveˌsiːtə(v)ðəˈpants informal Of a person: tending to act instinctively, spontaneously, or expediently. Of an activity: done on the basis of practical experience rather than technical knowledge; informal; inexact. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Popular Science Monthly. From seat + of + the + pants, after by the seat of one's pants.
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