Four-character idioms beginning with mouth

1. Idioms that begin with the word mouth The following idioms are taken from the Dictionary of Cihai Idioms in the Chinese Dictionary. They have a long mouth: they are good at chatting and spreading gossip.

A quick tongue means gossiping. Quick-talking and quick-talking: a metaphor for talking too much and being reckless.

Sharp mouth and sharp teeth: sharp words. Too many teeth in the mouth: joking means talking.

Clear mouth and white tongue: it means to speak clearly. Hard mouth and soft heart: the mouth refuses to be soft, but the heart gives up.

Pointing at people is so strong. Straight talk: come straight to the point and say what you have to say.

Spring breeze on the mouth: a metaphor for caring and comforting verbally or putting in a good word for others. Pay lip service: it means that you have no practical skills, just talking.

Sweet mouth and bitter heart: speak kindly and have bad intentions. A big mouth and a small throat: if you can't swallow it, it means that your heart is willing but your strength is weak.

Quick-talking and quick-talking: a metaphor for talking too much and being reckless. The mouth is two skins: say what you like.

Sharp mouth and thick skin, empty stomach: sharp mouth and thick skin, no real talent and learning in the stomach. Hairless mouth, unreliable work: refers to young people who are inexperienced and unreliable.

2. A four-word idiom describing the mouth: beak of a long-necked bird: bird's mouth. Long neck, sharp mouth. Refers to the appearance of a sinister and vicious person.

Shut up. Shut up. Describe the modality when you are noncommittal about something or things get stiff, feel wrong and have nothing to say. See "Shut your mouth".

Open your eyes, open your mouth. Describe the appearance of shock.

Du mouth speechless shut up, not a word.

Gouges where whole pieces were missing cut off the tongue. Tell people to shut up.

Shut up: it's off. Shut your mouth and don't talk.

A snake's heart is like a Buddha's mouth. Although the metaphor is nice, it is extremely vicious inside.

Clumsy mouth, stupid cheek, clumsy mouth. Of being inarticulate.

Clumsy mouth, clumsy cheeks. Clumsy mouth and tongue. Of being inarticulate.

Grind: grin. Open your mouth and show your teeth. Describe a violent or painful appearance.

3. Idioms at the beginning of the word mouth The following idioms are taken from the Dictionary of Cihai Idioms in the Chinese Dictionary.

Long mouth: Good at chatting and spreading gossip.

A quick tongue means gossiping.

Quick-talking and quick-talking: a metaphor for talking too much and being reckless.

Sharp mouth and sharp teeth: sharp words.

Too many teeth in the mouth: joking means talking.

Clear mouth and white tongue: it means to speak clearly.

Hard mouth and soft heart: the mouth refuses to be soft, but the heart gives up. Pointing at people is so strong.

Straight talk: come straight to the point and say what you have to say.

Spring breeze on the mouth: a metaphor for caring and comforting verbally or putting in a good word for others.

Pay lip service: it means that you have no practical skills, just talking.

Sweet mouth and bitter heart: speak kindly and have bad intentions.

A big mouth and a small throat: if you can't swallow it, it means that your heart is willing but your strength is weak.

Quick-talking and quick-talking: a metaphor for talking too much and being reckless.

The mouth is two skins: say what you like.

Sharp mouth and thick skin, empty stomach: sharp mouth and thick skin, no real talent and learning in the stomach.

Hairless mouth, unreliable work: refers to young people who are inexperienced and unreliable.

4. Idioms at the beginning of the word mouth idioms at the beginning of the word mouth: big mouth and small throat Pinyin: zuǐ dà hó u ló ng xi m: o Explanation: If you can't eat or swallow, it means that your heart is willing but unable to do so.

He is a greedy man. Synonym: the mind is willing but unable. Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to a greedy talkative person. Pinyin: zuǐdushécháng Interpretation: Good gossip, good gossip.

She is a malicious person. Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to the spread of gossip with a clever tongue and a thick skin and empty pinyin in his stomach: zu ǐ ji zuǐ jiān pí hòu fù zhōng kōng kō ng explanation: he is quick-talking and thick-skinned, and there is nothing real in his stomach.

Source: * * * "Transforming Our Learning": "There is a portrait for this kind of person. The two said: the reeds on the wall are top-heavy and shallow; The bamboo shoots in the mountains are thick and empty. "

Two-part allegorical saying: Grammar of Mountain Bamboo Shoots: used as object and attribute; Pinyin: zuǐ jiān shé kuài Explanation: There are too many words in metaphor, which is not considered. Source: Vinegar gourd, the hostess of the Ming Dynasty, 15: "I didn't expect to be a hairy wife, I didn't know what I was doing, and I was quick-tongued, and I actually finished saying' Uncle Du picked me up from school and didn't come to my house'." Synonym: sharp-tongued grammar: as predicate and object; Refers to a person's sharp mouth and quick pinyin: zuǐ jiān shé tóu kuài explanation: metaphor is talkative and reckless.

Source: Ming Lanling Xiao Xiaosheng's "Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci" The forty-third time: "If you are quick-tongued, come in and ignore your business." Synonym: sharp-tongued grammar: as predicate and object; Refers to a person's sharp mouth and teeth. Pinyin: zuǐ jiān yá lì Interpretation: sharp characters.

Example: Qingwen of ~ was persecuted by Wang Xifeng and others. Two-part allegorical saying: ground mouse grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to a person who speaks quickly and has a long tongue. Pinyin: zuǐ kuài shé cháng Interpretation: refers to love and gossip.

Source: "Biography of Heroes of Children" Chapter 27: "Women's words are not words, but they are quick-tongued. They must be unsmiling, unsmiling, and can't say anything inside and outside. They will always say one word, that is,' Zhen Jing'. " There are many pinyin in the mouth: zuǐ lǐ yá du explains: banter means talking.

Source: Mary's Black Peony: "Forget it! You have so many teeth in your mouth that I can't beat you. " Synonym: pronunciation grammar: as predicate and attribute; Used in spoken language, it means articulate and articulate. White pinyin: zuǐqěng shébáI Interpretation: It means to speak clearly and clearly.

Source: Mao Dun's Midnight Eight: "Even this little girl is presumptuous ... Do you want to burn me? I don't think she dares. Isn't there someone behind you? You give me a clear answer. " Grammar: as an attribute; The spring breeze pinyin used in written language: zu ǐ sh à ng ch ū n f ng Interpretation: It is a metaphor for verbal care and comfort, or to help others speak well.

Ex.: Don't care too much about her. Grammar: as subject, object and attribute; It means making polite remarks, but paying lip service is not enough. Pinyin: zu ǐ sh à ng g f ū Explanation: It means having no practical skills, just saying it verbally.

Ex.: His ~ is not bad. Synonym: antonym of ventriloquism: two-part allegorical saying: sow fights; The grammar of "The Dog Pulls the Door Curtain": as subject and object: refers to the fact that the mouth is hairless and the work is not practical. Pinyin: zu ǐ shà ng wú má o, bàn shüláo Interpretation: It means that young people are inexperienced and unreliable. Source: Li's "red tape" 15: "As the saying goes,' no hair on your mouth, no practical work', and those who like you must be reliable. Grammar: as object, attribute and clause; Many young people's mouths are just two pieces of Pinyin: zuǐsh Liǐng zhāng pí Explanation: Say what you like.

Example: ~, say what you like. Grammar: as object and clause; Pinyin: zuǐtián xěnkǔ Explanation: Speak kindly and have bad intentions.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: Sixty-five times: "A sweet mouth is bitter, two sides are three knives", "Laughing to the top makes you stumble", "Ming is a pot of fire, and darkness is a knife", he took them all. Ex.: Those people, you should be careful.

Synonyms of Snow White's Legacy, Horse's Head Tune and Prostitution: rhetoric grammar: as predicate and attribute; Pinyin: zuǐyǐng xρn ruǐn Explanation: I don't agree with you, but I don't give up. Pointing at people is so strong.

She is an unreliable person. Two-part allegorical saying: The Grammar of Duck: as predicate, object and attribute; Refers to a person's mouth is very strong, straightforward and quick pinyin: zuǐzhíxěn kuàI explanation: straightforward temperament, say what you have.

Source: Lao She's "Three Brothers of Qin" Act II: "I am mixed in the camp, and I will be beheaded sooner or later. I am outspoken and easy to offend the boss! " .

5. Idioms at the beginning of words are sweet and bitter.

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[Explanation] Speak kindly and have bad intentions.

[Source] Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: Sixty-five times: "A sweet mouth is bitter, and two sides are three knives", "Laughter comes from above and stumbles at the foot" and "Ming is a pot of fire, and darkness is a knife", he took them all. "

The words are clear.

Zu Qiang Xie Bai

[explanation] means to make it clear.

[Source] Mao Dun's Midnight Eight: "Even this little girl is presumptuous ... Do you want to burn me? I don't think she dares. Isn't there someone behind you? You give me a clear answer. "

Talking too much is reckless.

Do you know

[Explanation] Metaphor is talkative and reckless.

[Source] Ming Lanling laughed and gave birth to Chapter 43 of Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci: "If you are quick-tongued, come in and ignore your business."

digression

Zu Luo Luo

[explanation] refers to gossiping.

[Source] Chapter 27 of Biography of Heroes of Children: "A woman's words are not words, but a long tongue. They must be unsmiling, unsmiling, and can't say anything inside and outside. They will always say one word, that is, the word' Zhen Jing'. "

A simple, if any.

founder of a school of learning

[Explanation] Straight temperament, say something.

[Source] Lao She's "Three Brothers of Qin" Act II: "I am mixed in the camp, and I will be beheaded sooner or later. I am outspoken and easy to offend the boss! "