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Open the tool →规行矩止 (guī xíng jǔ zhǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to conduct oneself strictly according to established rules and conventions; to be scrupulous and meticulous in one's actions, sometimes implying a lack of flexibility”.
规行矩止 is pronounced guī xíng jǔ zhǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 规行矩止 means “Act by compass and square”. It is used to mean “to conduct oneself strictly according to established rules and conventions; to be scrupulous and meticulous in one's actions, sometimes implying a lack of flexibility”.
规、矩:圆规和角尺,引伸为准则。指严格按照规矩办事,毫不苟且。也指办事死板,不灵活。