| 单词 | mouth |
| 释义 | mouth noun]maʊɵ/ BODY PART 身体一部分 ESSENTIAL countable ■the opening in the face of a person or animal, consisting of the lips and the space between them, or the space behind containing the teeth and the tongue 嘴，口；口腔 •Open •You shouldn't put so much food in your mouth at once.你不该一次把这么多食物塞入口中。 noun]maʊɵ/OPENING 孔洞 countable usually singular ■the opening of a narrow container, the opening of a hole or cave, or the place where a river flows into the sea （容器的）口；洞口；（江河的）入海口 •Quebec is at the mouth of noun]maʊɵ/be all mouth (UK also be all mouth and no trousers) informal ■to talk a lot about doing something but never do it 只说不做 •He says he's going to complain to the manager, but I reckon he's all mouth.他说他要向经理鸣不平，但我认为他不过是说说而已。 noun]maʊɵ/be down in the mouth informal ■to be sad 神色沮丧，垂头丧气 noun]maʊɵ/ keep your mouth shut informal ■to not talk about something 保持缄默，守口如瓶 •I don't know whether to tell him what I know or keep my mouth shut.我不知道应该告诉他我所知道的，还是保持缄默。 noun]maʊɵ/make sb's mouth water ■If the smell or sight of food makes your mouth water, it makes you want to eat it 使（某人）馋得直流口水，使（某人）垂涎欲滴 •The smell of that bacon cooking is making my mouth water.煮熏肉的香味令我垂涎欲滴。 noun]maʊɵ/mouth to feed ■someone, especially a new-born baby, who you must provide food for 需要养活的人（尤指新生儿） •They've got three kids and the husband's just lost his job - the last thing they need is another noun]maʊɵ/Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings. literary saying ■said when a child says something that surprises you because it shows an adult's understanding 出自天真的稚子之口；童言有道 verb transitive /maʊD/ ■to form words with the lips without making any sound 对口型假唱，一声不响地动唇说话 •It looks to me as if the singers are only mouthing the words.在我看来，这些歌手好像只是在对口型假唱。 •[+ speech] "Can we go?" mouthed Mary.“我们可以走了吗？”玛丽用口型默示道。 •I don't want to stand here listening to you mouthing (= saying in a way that is not sincere) excuses.我不想站在这里听你信口胡说找借口。 ⇒ See also badmouthverb transitive /maʊD/ Phrasal Verbs mouth off (about sth) informal disapproving ■to express your opinions too loudly and publicly （在公开场合毫无顾忌地）发表意见，谈论 •I had to listen to Michael mouthing off about the government all through lunch.吃午餐的整个过程中我不得不听着麦克对政府大发议论。 verb transitive /maʊD/Phrasal Verbs mouth off (to/at sb) informal disapproving ■to speak in a rude or offensive way to someone （跟某人）回嘴，顶嘴 •She's a typical teenager, coming home late at night and mouthing off to her parents.她是个典型的青少年，深夜才回家，又和父母顶嘴。 |
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