Character
HSK | 3 |
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FREQUENCY | 1010th character |
RADICAL | ⼝ (30.12) |
STROKES | 16 |
INDEX # | 3342 |
mouth, lips
HSK 3
#1010
DEFINITIONS
- mouth, lips
- mouth
- beak
- nozzle
- spout (of teapot etc)
- CL:張|张[zhang1],個|个[ge4]
STROKES
WORDS
嘴快 zuǐ kuài | to have loose lips |
合不拢嘴 hé bù lǒng zuǐ | unable to conceal one's happiness, amazement, shock etc; grinning from ear to ear; mouth agape; gobsmacked |
围嘴 wéi zuǐ | (baby) bib |
七嘴八舌 qī zuǐ bā shé | lively discussion with everybody talking at once |
快嘴 kuài zuǐ | unable to keep one's thoughts to oneself; blabbermouth; CL:張|张[zhang1] |
掌嘴 zhǎng zuǐ | to slap |
龇牙咧嘴 zī yá liě zuǐ | to grimace (in pain); to show one's teeth; to bare one's fangs |
耍贫嘴 shuǎ pín zuǐ | (coll.) to wag one's tongue; to indulge in idle gossip and silly jokes; to chatter endlessly; to speak glibly |
强嘴 jiàng zuǐ | to talk back; to reply defiantly |
绕嘴 rào zuǐ | hard to get one's mouth around; a tongue-twister |
贪嘴 tān zuǐ | gluttonous |
走嘴 zǒu zuǐ | a slip of the tongue; to blurt out (a secret or stupid mistake) |
零嘴 líng zuǐ | nibbles; snacks between meals |
鹮嘴鹬 huán zuǐ yù | (bird species of China) ibisbill (Ibidorhyncha struthersii) |
䴉嘴鷸 huán zuǐ yù | (bird species of China) ibisbill (Ibidorhyncha struthersii) |
七嘴八张 qī zuǐ bā zhāng | see 七嘴八舌[qi1 zui3 ba1 she2] |
七嘴八張 qī zuǐ bā zhāng | see 七嘴八舌[qi1 zui3 ba1 she2] |
光动嘴 guāng dòng zuǐ | empty talk; mere rhetoric; palaver |
光動嘴 guāng dòng zuǐ | empty talk; mere rhetoric; palaver |
刀子嘴巴,豆腐心 dāo zi zuǐ ba , dòu fu xīn | lit. knife mouth but heart of bean curd; sharp tongue concealing a caring heart |
刀子嘴,豆腐心 dāo zi zuǐ , dòu fu xīn | to have a sharp tongue but a soft heart (idiom) |
剪嘴鸥 jiǎn zuǐ ōu | (bird species of China) Indian skimmer (Rynchops albicollis) |
剪嘴鷗 jiǎn zuǐ ōu | (bird species of China) Indian skimmer (Rynchops albicollis) |
剑嘴鹛 jiàn zuǐ méi | (bird species of China) slender-billed scimitar babbler (Pomatorhinus superciliaris) |
劍嘴鶥 jiàn zuǐ méi | (bird species of China) slender-billed scimitar babbler (Pomatorhinus superciliaris) |