







呼之即至,挥之即去 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely at someone's beck and call”. To be readily available to be summoned or dismissed instantly and without question; to obey every command without hesitation. Literally, “Call and it comes, wave and it leaves”.

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Open the tool →呼之即至,挥之即去 (hū zhī jí zhì , huī zhī jí qù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely at someone's beck and call”.
呼之即至,挥之即去 is pronounced hū zhī jí zhì , huī zhī jí qù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 呼之即至,挥之即去 means “Call and it comes, wave and it leaves”. It is used to mean “to be completely at someone's beck and call”.
呼:召唤;即:就,立刻;挥:挥手。叫他来就来,叫他走就走。形容任意使唤支使