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Open the tool →行或使之 (xíng huò shǐ zhī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act spontaneously and voluntarily, as if guided by an inner impulse or natural inclination; to do something instinctively or of one's own accord”.
行或使之 is pronounced xíng huò shǐ zhī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 行或使之 means “Actions as if directed”. It is used to mean “to act spontaneously and voluntarily, as if guided by an inner impulse or natural inclination; to do something instinctively or of one's own accord”.
行:所作所为;使:命令,指使。所作所为好像有人指使似的。比喻做事自觉主动