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一口牙齿 (yīkǒu yáchǐ) literally means "a mouthful of teeth" and is used to refer to all of one's teeth. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as:
1. When talking about dental health or hygiene, for example: "保持牙齿的健康很重要" (bǎochí yáchǐ de jiànkāng hěn zhòngyào) which means "It's important to maintain the health of one's teeth."
2. When describing someone's appearance, for example: "他有一口整齐洁白的牙齿" (tā yǒu yīkǒu zhěngqí jiébái de yáchǐ) which means "He has a mouthful of neat and white teeth."
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