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zuǐ
n. mouth; something like a mouth; words, tongue
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Simplified stroke orders are based on the 'Standard of National Commonly-used Mandarin Chinese Characters (现代汉语通用字笔顺规范)', issued by the China National Language and Character Working Committee (国家语言文字工作委员会) on April 7th 1997. Traditional stroke orders are based on information issued by the Taiwan Ministry of Education.
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zhāng zuǐ
v. open ones mouth, speak, ask for (a favor, etc.)
zuǐ chún
n. lips
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tā cóng lái bù zhāng zuí qǐng qiú bié rén de bāng zhù .
phr. He never asks others for help.
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tā zuǐ shàng diāo zhe yān jiù zǒu jìn le bàn gōng shì .
phr. He came into the office, holding a cigarette between his lips.
bì zuǐ
v. shut up
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zhè bù diàn yǐng chāo jí gǎo xiào, wǒ yì zhí xiào dào zuǐ chōu jīn .
phr. This film was so funny that my jaw hurt from laughing.
díng zuǐ
v. to talk back, to answer back (usually the young to the old or the junior to the senior)
qī zuǐ bā shé
phr. clash of opinions, all sorts of gossip, all talking at once
zuí jiǎo
n. corner of the mouth
kuài zuǐ
n. blabbermouth, one who has a loose tongue; one who is quick to articulate his ideas
juē zuǐ
v. pout
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yān zuǐr
n. cigarette holder
zī yá lié zuǐ
phr. to grimace (in pain) (variant of 龇牙咧嘴)
guà zài zuǐ shàng
phr. to always talk about or mention
nái zuǐ
n. nipple (of a feeding bottle)
dāo zi zuǐ dòu fu xīn
idiom. to have a sharp tongue but a soft heart, more bark than bite
yì zhāng zuǐ
phr. a mouth
zuǐ chán
phr. fond of good food
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tā yǒu yì zhāng kè dú de zuǐ
phr. She has a venomous tongue.
yīng zuǐ yú
n. parrotfish
hóng zuǐ ōu
n. black-headed gull
góu zuí lí tǔ bù chū xiàng yá
idiom. a dog does not grow elephant tusk in its mouth -- look not for musk in dog's kennel
niú tóu bú duì má zuǐ
idiom. A horse's jaw doesn't match a cow's head -- incongruous, irrelevant
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xiáo nǚ háir zhāng kāi zuǐ xiào le .
phr. The little girl opened her mouth and laughed.
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mèi mei de zuǐ biān yǒu yí lì mǐ .
phr. There is a grain of rice at the corner of (my) younger sister's mouth.
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chī rén zuí ruǎn ná rén shóu duǎn
idiom. (fig.) After you gained benefit from someone, you will have to return the favor to that person