- mouth

脸的部位part of face

1.嘴；口the opening in the face used for speaking, eating, etc.; the area inside the head behind this opening

需要食物的人person needing food

2.需要供养的人a person considered only as sb who needs to be provided with food

入口；出口entrance/opening

3.~ (of sth)入口；开口the entrance or opening of sth

讲话方式way of speaking

5.讲话方式；言谈a particular way of speaking

…口-mouthed

6.有…嘴的；…口的having the type or shape of mouth mentioned

7.言谈…的；口齿…的having a particular way of speaking

be all mouth

只说不做if you say sb isall mouth , you mean that they talk a lot about doing sth, but are, in fact, not brave enough to do it

down in the mouth

闷闷不乐；沮丧unhappy and depressed

keep your mouth shut

守口如瓶；保持缄默to not talk about sth to sb because it is a secret or because it will upset or annoy them

out of the mouths of babes (and sucklings)

童言有道used when a small child has just said sth that seems very wise or clever

run off at the mouth

夸夸其谈；信口开河；喋喋不休to talk too much, in a way that is not sensible

1.~ sth.+ speech（动嘴唇）不出声地说to move your lips as if you were saying sth, but without making a sound

2.~ sth.+ speech言不由衷地说to say sth that you do not really feel, believe or understand

1.口,口腔,嘴

2.口,(需要赡养的)人;(需要饲养的)动物

3.口状物,出入口;孔,穴;枪口;河口,港口,喷火口;袋口(等);(乐器的)吹口

4.咧嘴,怪脸,苦相;话,发言;代言人;人言,传闻,传说;〈俚〉傲慢话,厚脸

5.(啤酒等的)味儿

1.用嘴接触,吻

2.说出;用演说腔调讲;附和着说;含糊地说

3.用口衔;放进嘴里嚼;嚼;吃

4.使(马)咬惯马嚼子

5.(特指轻蔑时的)歪嘴

6.大声讲,叫骂;怒骂;装腔作势地讲

7.(河)注入 (in into)

1.the part of your face below your nose that you use to eat and speak. The corners of your mouth are the two outside ends of it, and the inside top part of your mouth is called the roof; if your mouth waters, it produces salivaliquid because you are about to eat something that you like

2.someone who you have to provide food for

3.the entrance to something such as a cavea hole in the side of a mountain or tunnel; the opening of a bottle or other container

4.the place where a river is widest and joins the ocean

1.to form words with your mouth but not make any sound

2.to say something without really meaning or understanding what you say