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四口
sì kǒu
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family of four; refers to a family unit consisting of four members
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几口
jǐ kǒu
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how many family members; how many people in the family
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两口
liǎng kǒu
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two mouthfuls; a little food
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家门口
jiā mén kǒu
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at one's doorstep; near one's home
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骂不还口
mà bù huán kǒu
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not swearing back; refusing to engage in verbal abuse
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活口
huó kǒu
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a live capture; alive captive; a live person caught (often used in police/military contexts)
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断口
duàn kǒu
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a wound that has opened up; a rupture in the skin or flesh
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任何借口
rèn hé jiè kǒu
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any excuse; any pretext
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这口井
zhè kǒu jǐng
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this well; referring to a specific well or water source
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第一口
dì yī kǒu
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the first bite; the initial portion of food or drink consumed
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外来人口
wài lái rén kǒu
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migrant population; people from outside the local area
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常住人口
cháng zhù rén kǒu
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permanent resident population
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伤口处
shāng kǒu chù
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the location of a wound or injury
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中大口
zhōng dà kǒu
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in a large/gaping manner
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口中
kǒu zhōng
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from the mouth; from the words of
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三口
sān kǒu
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a family of three members
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入口处
rù kǒu chù
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entrance; entryway
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口处
kǒu chù
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at the position of the power outlet
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口如
kǒu rú
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like the mouth
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夺口
duó kǒu
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seize the opportunity to speak; snatch the chance to say something
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合胃口
hé wèi kǒu
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suit the taste; appetizing
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松口气
sōng kǒu qì
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to relax; to breathe a sigh of relief
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脆口
cuì kǒu
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crispy and tender; having a crunchy texture
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壶口
hú kǒu
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the mouth of a pot; the spout of a teapot or kettle
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流口水
liú kǒu shuǐ
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drool; to salivate
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