Voice-searching Chinese words by describing them in English — does anyone actually do this?

I had a moment yesterday where I wanted the Chinese for "a place packed with people." I knew it was a 4-character idiom (turned out to be 人山人海), but:

• I didn't know the pinyin, so I couldn't start typing it
• Typing "place packed with people" into Pleco gave me single-word results, not the idiom
• I almost asked ChatGPT but felt silly opening a chatbot for one word

What I instinctively wanted was to just say out loud "how do you say 'a place packed with people' in Chinese" and get back 人山人海 with audio + characters — the way you'd ask a friend.

So my honest question, narrowed down:

1. Does anyone here actually voice-search Chinese vocabulary like this today? Which app / workflow?

2. For heritage speakers: when you know the meaning but not the pinyin, is voice your default, or do you still type the English meaning into a dictionary?

3. Or is this a non-problem — typing + ChatGPT is fast enough and voice would just be a gimmick?

Not asking which app is best — trying to figure out whether "describe out loud → get the Chinese back" is a real workflow people use, or just something that sounds useful but nobody actually does.