嘴zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī tuán jǔjué guò de shí wù zuǐ zhōng huò xiāo huà dào zhōng de yī tuán ruǎn de jǔjué guò de shí wù
    A soft mass of chewed food within the mouth or alimentary canal.
  • yān xiāo huà dào shàng cóng zuǐ hé bí qiāng yán shēn dào hóu de bù fēn， cǐ chù hóu bù yǔ shí guǎn xiāng jiē
    The section of the alimentary canal that extends from the mouth and nasal cavities to the larynx, where it becomes continuous with the esophagus.
  • guò mǐn xìng jiē chù pí yán fā shēng zài chī pào pào táng hái zǐ de zuǐ chún zhōu wéi。
    an allergic contact dermatitis developed around the lips of children who chew bubble gum.
  • yī xīng qī hòu， wǒ chī de yào lìng wǒ guò mǐn， zuǐ bā hé liǎn dū zhǒng liǎo， shēn shàng qǐ liǎo hěn duō zhěn zǐ。
    A week later,I got allergic to the medicine,with my mouth and face swollen28 and a rash all over my body.
  • xī qì yīn mǒu xiē fēi zhōu yǔ yán zhōng de yī zhǒng nèi bào pò tíng dùn， tōng guò tái gāo shé de hòu bù yǔ ruǎn 'è jiē chù fā chū， tóng shí bì lǒng zuǐ chún huò shé jiān jí cè bù chù pèng yá chǐ huò yá yín biān yuán
    An implosive stop found in some African languages and produced by raising the back of the tongue to make contact with the soft palate and simultaneously closing the lips or touching the teeth or alveolar ridge with the tip and sides of the tongue.
  • （ tōng cháng shì zhāng dà zuǐ bā） chī jīng de kàn。
    a stare of amazement (usually with the mouth open).
  • jiē wěn yòng zuǐ chún jiē chù huò fǔ mō， yǐ biǎo dá cí 'ài、 huān yíng、 zūn jìng huò qíng 'ài
    To touch or caress with the lips as an expression of affection, greeting, respect, or amorousness.
  • yā zuǐ lóng yā zuǐ lóng shǔ de liǎng qī kǒng lóng zhōng de yī zhǒng huò qí tā xiāng guān kē shǔ zhōng de yī zhǒng， cháng yòu pǔ zú hé xiàng yā zuǐ de huì
    Any of various amphibious dinosaurs of the genus Anatosaurus and related genera that had webbed feet and a ducklike bill.
  • （ jiě pōu xué） yǔ zuǐ xiāng duì huò yuǎn lí de。
    (anatomy) opposite to or away from the mouth.
  • gōu chóng gōu chóng shǔ de dà liàng xiǎo de jì shēng xiàn chóng， zuǐ bù yòu dàocì， kě yǐ gù dìng yú jì zhù nèi zàng bì shàng（ bāo kuò rén lèi）， néng yǐn qǐ gōu chóng bìng
    Any of numerous small parasitic nematode worms of the family Ancylostomatidae, having hooked mouthparts with which they fasten themselves to the intestinal walls of various hosts, including human beings, causing ancylostomiasis.
  • huáng zuǐ tuó kōng yī zhǒng tuó kōng shǔ de xiǎo xíng jù zuǐ niǎo， fēn bù yú mò xī gē zhì bìlǔ dì qū， yóu qí shì yán 'ān dì sī shān mài de gāo shān dì qū
    Any of several small toucans of the genus Aulacorhynchus, that range from Mexico to Peru, especially at high altitudes along the Andes.
  • yǎng qì zhào、 má zuì zhào yòng yú wéi zuǐ huò bí zǐ xī rù yǎng qì huò má zuì de fù gài wù
    A covering for the nose and mouth that is used for inhaling oxygen or an anesthetic.
  • tā qì fèn dì chā zuǐ shuō： " wǒ bù míng bái wèishénme wǒ bù néng qù。 "
    "I don't see why I must not go, " he burst in angrily.
  • tā qī zǐ bù nài fán dì zā zhù zuǐ .
    His wife tut-tutted with annoyance.
  • tā qī zǐ bù nài fán dì zā zhe zuǐ .
    His wife tut tutted with annoyance.
  • tā duì nǚ shì de chā zuǐ gǎn dào nǎo huǒ。
    He was annoyed by what the woman bunged in.
  • bù yào gēn wǒ dǐng zuǐ , zhè shì bù lǐ mào de。
    Don't answer (me) back; it's not polite.
  • méi yòu chì bǎng bù néng shēng yù de mǎ yǐ huò bái yǐ， tóu dà、 zuǐ yòu lì， shì yú bǎo hù qún luò。
    a wingless sterile ant or termite having a large head and powerful jaws adapted for defending the colony.
  • tōng cháng yòu yī duì shí yòng chì bǎng（ qián chì） de kūn chóng， hòu chì tuì huà wéi xiǎo yuán kuài， zuǐ fēn liè shì yú shǔn xī huò tiǎn shí huò cì chuān。
    insects having usually a single pair of functional wings (anterior pair) with the posterior pair reduced to small knobbed structures and mouth parts adapted for sucking or lapping or piercing.
  • gè zhǒng hǎi zǎo yàng shuǐ qī dòng wù， tōng cháng xíng chéng yòu fēn zhī de qún tǐ； měi zhǐ shān hú chóng de zuǐ hé gāng mén dū cháng zài chù xū de yī gè fēng bì de huán nèi。
    any of various mosslike aquatic animals usually forming branching colonies; each polyp having a both mouth and anus within a closed ring of tentacles.
  • shū chū kǒu， pēn zuǐ wù tǐ bèi shì fàng chū de kāi kǒu
    An aperture through which matter is discharged.
  • chuī kǒu shào tōng guò pò shǐ kōng qì chuān guò yá chǐ jiànxì huò chuān guò yóu juē zuǐ xíng chéng de xiǎo fèngxì 'ér fā chū qīng xī de yuèyīn
    To produce a clear musical sound by forcing air through the teeth or through an aperture formed by pursing the lips.
  • wéi nà sī sòng gěi tā měi mào， mò qiū lì sòng gěi tā lì zuǐ líng shé， ā bō luó sòng gěi tā yīnyuè de tiān fù， hái yòu qí tā zhǒng zhǒng。 jiē shòu liǎo zhè xiē bǐng fù hòu tā bèi sòng dào dì shàng jiāo gěi liǎo 'è bì mò tòu sī。 è bì mò tòu sī de gē gē suī rán zǎo jiù zhǔ fù guò dì dì yào dīfáng zhū bì tè hé tā de kuì zèng， dàn tā dì dì hái shì xīn rán jiē nà liǎo pān duō lā。
    Venus gave her beauty, Mercury persuasion, Apollo music, etc. thus equipped, she was conveyed to earth and presented to Epimetheus, who gladly accepted her, though cautioned by his brother to beware of Jupiter and his gift.
  • yī zhǒng tú zài zuǐ chún shàng de gāo yào。
    a balm applied to the lips.
  • wǒ lie zuǐ yī xiào biǎo shì zàn xǔ
    I grinned my approval.
  • háo bù jū jǐn dì lie zuǐ dà xiào yǐ shì tóng yì
    An unreserved grin of approval.
  • cháng jiàn yú shā zhì yáng dǐ de rè dài dà zuǐ hǎi shēng yú； xióng xìng dà 'è yú zài zuǐ lǐ fū dàn； shuǐ zú guǎn zhōng cháng jiàn。
    small large-mouthed tropical marine fishes common along sandy bottoms; males brood egg balls in their mouths; popular aquarium fishes.
  • áo zhī zhī zhū děng zhū xíng gāng dòng wù zài zuǐ biān de dì yī duì zhī zhuàng fù shǔ wù， cháng yòng lái zhuā wò hé cì chuān wù tǐ
    Either of the first pair of fanglike appendages near the mouth of an arachnid, such as a spider, often modified for grasping and piercing.
  • xiǎo zuǐ chán chú hé yáng wā； yòu de xué jū， yòu de shù qī； fēn bù yú quán shì jiè。
    narrow-mouthed toads and sheep frogs; some burrow and some are arboreal; found worldwide.
  • dōng nán yà shí kūn chóng de shù qī bǔ rǔ dòng wù， xíng sì sōng shǔ， yǎn jīng dà， zuǐ cháng 'ér jiān。
    insectivorous arboreal mammal of southeast Asia that resembles a squirrel with large eyes and long sharp snout.
  • hòu lái， shì shí shǐ 'ēn gé sī “ bù dé bù qǐng qiú yā zuǐ shòu yuán liàng zì jǐ de 'ào màn yǔ wú zhī ”。
    Later, the fact that he was wrong made him have to ask the duckbill to forgive his arrogance and ignorance.
  • kǒu qì kūn chóng huò qí tā jié zhī dòng wù de zuǐ de bù fēn， yóu zhǐ shì yú mǒu zhǒng tè shū wèi shí fāng shì de bù fēn huò qì guān
    Any of the parts of the mouth of an insect or other arthropod, especially a part or an organ adapted to a specific way of feeding.