嘴zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bié zhāng zhe zuǐ dāi lì zài nà 'ér。
    Don't stand around gaping.
  • chēng mù jié shé， mù dèng kǒu dāi máng rán huò yú chǔn dì dīng zhe， cháng zhāng zhe zuǐ
    To stare wonderingly or stupidly, often with the mouth open.
  • bā gē yī zhǒng dōng nán yà xīng liáng niǎo， cháng yòu hēi lán sè huò zōng hēi sè de xiàng juàn hé huáng sè de zuǐ ， mǒu xiē pǐn zhǒng， yóu qí shì shān bā gē（ liáo gē kē liáo gē）， yǐ mó fǎng rén lèi yǔ yán 'ér wén míng
    Any of various starlings of southeast Asia, having bluish-black or dark brown coloration and yellow bills. Certain species, especially the hill myna(Gracula religiosa), are known for mimicry of human speech.
  • gāo qiāo què liǎng lèi zhōng de zhù yào de yī zhǒng； yǔ fǎn zuǐ què xiāng sì， dàn zuǐ bā shì zhí de。
    major one of two genera of stilts; similar to avocets but with straight bills.
  • pǔ tōng de 'ōu zhōu hè； tǐ bái、 hēi chì、 hóng zuǐ 。
    the common stork of Europe; white with black wing feathers and a red bill.
  • wài xíng sì chún zhǒng zhū lù de měi zhōu hè， zuǐ wān qū； qī xī zài xīn dà lù rè dài sēn lín mào mì de shī dì。
    American stork resembling the true ibises in having a curved bill; inhabits wooded swamps of New World tropics.
  • fēi zhōu rè dài dà xíng hēi bái sè hè； hóng zuǐ de zhōng jiān yòu yī juàn hēi dài。
    large black-and-white stork of tropical Africa; its red bill has a black band around the middle.
  • kàn dào nǚ 'ér men chǎo dé nà me xiōng， dīng ní shēng tài tài bù dé bù dà shēng shuō： “ zhù zuǐ ， hái zǐ men。 ”
    Seeing her daughters quarreling so severaly, Mrs.Tennyson had to speak loudly "stow it, children!"
  • gǒu fēng mò shēng rén lie zuǐ lù yá。
    The dog grinned at the stranger.
  • （ kūn chóng de） chún shé shé zhuàng de huò shé jiān zhuàng jié gòu， yóu zhǐ yī xiē kūn chóng de zuǐ chún
    A strap-shaped or tonguelike structure, especially a mouth part in certain insects.
  • sè tiáo niǎo zuǐ shàng de yán sè tiáo huò dài
    A streak or band of color, as on the bill of a bird.
  • zhè zhǒng xiǎo hēi niǎo yòu zhe tiān zhēn làn màn de yǎn jīng hé xiān yàn qiě dài tiáo wén de dà zuǐ 。
    The little black birds have large, brightly striped beaks and innocent eyes.
  • tā gěi shù zhuāng yī bàn， shuāi liǎo gè zuǐ kěn ní。
    He stumbled over a stump and fell flat on his face.
  • jù dān xī pán de jǐn shēng yòu yī gè zuǐ huò xī pán de， rú mǒu xiē biǎn chóng
    Having only one mouth or oral sucker, as certain flatworms.
  • yī sī wēi xiào fú shàng tā de zuǐ jiǎo。
    A suspicion of a smile crossed her lips.
  • tā shǐ jìn 'ér bǎ shí wù yān xià qù , zuǐ chún dū niǔ qū qǐ lái
    His lips worked as he tried to swallow the food
  • zài xī bàn qiú nuǎn shī zhǎo zé qū kě jiàn de yī zhǒng cháng zuǐ shè shuǐ niǎo； kù lóng niǎo； shè qín zhī yī shǔ。
    genus of large brown long-billed wading birds found in warm swampy regions of the Western Hemisphere: courlan; limpkin.
  • yāng hè yī zhǒng hè sè shuǐ qín（ yāng hè）， shēng huó zài xī bàn qiú wēn nuǎn de zhǎo zé dì dài， tuǐ jiào cháng、 zuǐ wān qū、 jiào shēng bēi 'āi
    A large brownish wading bird(Aramus guarauna) of warm, swampy regions of the New World, having long legs, a drooping bill, and a distinctive wailing call.
  • hēi yǔ hóng zuǐ de 'ào dà lì yà dà xíng tiān 'é。
    large Australian swan having black plumage and a red bill.
  • nǐ bù yīnggāi zài kè rén miàn qián zuǐ lǐ mà rén。
    You shouldn't swear in company.
  • nà gè ruì diǎn rén chú liǎo zuǐ chún hái zài wēi wēi dòng zhe yǐ wài， zhàn zhe yī dòng yě bù dòng。
    The Swede stood quite still, except that his lips moved slightly.
  • zhuāng zài yóu yǒng zhě zuǐ shàng tōng xiàng shuǐ miàn de wān guǎn； néng gòu ràng yóu yǒng zhě zài shuǐ xià hū xī。
    a bent tube fitting into a swimmer's mouth and extending above the surface; allows swimmer to breathe while face down in the water.
  • tóng bù dì gēn zhe jì lù de yǎn jiǎng huò gēqǔ yí dòng zuǐ chún。
    move the lips in synchronization (with recorded speech or song).
  • duì kǒu xíng yǔ lù yīn jiǎng huà huò gēqǔ tóng bù yí dòng zuǐ chún
    To move the lips in synchronization with recorded speech or song.
  • hēng lì gào sù bǐ 'ěr bì zuǐ zǒu yuǎn diǎn。
    Henry told Bill to go sit on a tack.
  • gāng máo， chù xū， zuǐ xū jué dà duō shù bǔ rǔ dòng wù de cháng zài zuǐ fù jìn huò tóu bù qí tā wèi zhì de cháng 'ér yìng de chù jué yìng zī huò máo fā
    One of the long stiff tactile bristles or hairs that grow near the mouth and elsewhere on the head of most mammals; a vibrissa.
  • bù yào hé nǐ mǔ qīn dǐng zuǐ。
    Don't talk back to your mother.
  • tā xiǎng huí zuǐ ， dàn tā jiě jiě dà shēng chǎo rǎng， yā dǎo liǎo tā。
    He tried to talk back, but his sister vociferously talked him down.
  • tā zhǐ yào yī kāi kǒu， jiù huì shuō gè méi wán， suǒ yǐ zuì hǎo bié ràng tā zhāng zuǐ 。
    Once he started talking, he will talk a donkey's hind leg off, so it's as well not to let him get started.
  • kōng huà lián piān de rén， kuā kuā qí tán de rén shuō huà nèi róng wú shí zhì xìng dōng xī huò qù wèi de duō zuǐ de rén
    A talkative person who communicates nothing of substance or interest.
  • nà gè duō zuǐ de fù rén zǒng shì 'ài chā zuǐ 。
    The talkative woman is always barging in other people's conversation.
  • nà gè duō zuǐ de fù rén zǒng shì 'ài chā zuǐ
    The talkative woman is always barging in other people 's conversation