







手挥目送 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act with perfect coordination and effortless spontaneity, as if one's actions seamlessly follow one's thoughts; also, to convey meaning subtly or with implied significance, going beyond the overt statement”. Literally, “hand waving, eye following”.

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Open the tool →手挥目送 (shǒu huī mù sòng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act with perfect coordination and effortless spontaneity, as if one's actions seamlessly follow one's thoughts; also, to convey meaning subtly or with implied significance, going beyond the overt statement”.
手挥目送 is pronounced shǒu huī mù sòng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 手挥目送 means “hand waving, eye following”. It is used to mean “to act with perfect coordination and effortless spontaneity, as if one's actions seamlessly follow one's thoughts; also, to convey meaning subtly or with implied significance, going beyond the overt statement”.
手挥:挥动手指弹琴;目送:眼睛追视归鸿。手眼并用,怎么想就怎么做。也比喻语言文字的意义双关,意在言外。