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Open the tool →见兔顾犬 (jiàn tù gù quǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to take timely remedial action or find a solution, even if a bit late, it's still effective; to act promptly when a problem arises, indicating it's not too late to respond effectively”.
见兔顾犬 is pronounced jiàn tù gù quǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 见兔顾犬 means “See a rabbit, then look for the dog”. It is used to mean “to take timely remedial action or find a solution, even if a bit late, it's still effective; to act promptly when a problem arises, indicating it's not too late to respond effectively”.
顾:回头看。看到了兔子,再回头叫唤猎狗去追捕。比喻动作虽稍迟,但赶紧想办法,还来得及。