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Open the tool →倚闾望切 (yǐ lǘ wàng qiē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to eagerly await one's child's return”.
倚闾望切 is pronounced yǐ lǘ wàng qiē in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 倚闾望切 means “lean against the village gate, look eagerly”. It is used to mean “to eagerly await one's child's return”.
闾:古代里巷的门。靠在里巷的门口向远处殷切地望着。形容父母盼望子女归来的心情十分殷切。亦作“倚闾而望”、“倚门而望”、“倚门倚闾”、“倚门之望”、“倚门而望”、