mouth
/maʊθ/noun
A1formalcommon/maʊθ/A noun referring to the opening in the face through which humans and animals eat, speak, and breathe, or the cavity inside containing the teeth and tongue.
ruОтверстие в лице, через которое люди и животные едят, говорят и дышат, или полость внутри с зубами и языком.esAbertura en la cara por la que las personas y los animales comen, hablan y respiran, o la cavidad interior que contiene los dientes y la lengua.frOuverture du visage par laquelle les humains et les animaux mangent, parlent et respirent, ou cavité interne contenant les dents et la langue.deKörperöffnung im Gesicht von Menschen und Tieren, durch die Nahrung aufgenommen, Laute gebildet und geatmet werden; auch die Höhle dahinter mit Zähnen und Zunge sowie eine Öffnung oder Mündung, z. B. eines Flusses oder Tals.ptAbertura no rosto pela qual as pessoas e os animais comem, falam e respiram, ou a cavidade interna com dentes e língua.zh人和动物用来进食、说话和呼吸的面部开口，也指口腔内部，包含牙齿和舌头。arفتحة في الوجه يتناول بها الإنسان والحيوان الطعام ويتكلم ويتنفس، أو تجويف داخلي يحتوي على الأسنان واللسان.
- Body part A1 formal
The opening in the face used for speaking, eating, and breathing.
- Open your mouth wide for the dentist.
- She covered her mouth when she yawned.
- The baby put everything in his mouth.
ruРотesboca (parte del cuerpo)frBouche (partie du corps)deMundptBocazh嘴arالفم
Synonyms: gobmaworal cavitytrapyap
- Opening or entrance B1 formal
The opening of a container, cave, river, or similar structure.
- The mouth of the bottle was broken.
- We stood at the mouth of the cave.
- The river flows into the sea at its mouth.
ruУстьеesEntrada o aberturafrOuverture ou entréedeMündungptAbertura ou entradazh口arفَم
Synonyms: apertureentranceestuaryexitgatewayinletopeningorificeoutlet
- Speech or expression B2 informal
The way someone speaks or expresses opinions.
- He has a big mouth and talks too much.
- Watch your mouth when you speak to your teacher.
- She put her foot in her mouth by saying the wrong thing.
ruРечь или выражениеesHabla o expresiónfrparoledeSprache oder AusdruckptFala ou expressãozh言语或表达arالكلام أو التعبير
- mouths plural form
- mouths' possessive plural form
- mouth's possessive singular form
verb
B2formalcommon/maʊθ/A verb used to indicate the act of forming words with the lips without making sounds, or speaking in a pompous or insincere manner.
ruГлагол, обозначающий формирование слов губами без произнесения звуков или говорение напыщенно и неискренне.esVerbo que significa formar palabras moviendo los labios sin emitir sonido, o hablar de manera afectada e insincera.frVerbe signifiant former des mots avec les lèvres sans émettre de son, ou parler de manière emphatique et hypocrite.deVerb, das die Bildung von Wörtern mit den Lippen ohne hörbaren Ton bezeichnet oder auch ein affektiertes, unaufrichtiges Reden.ptVerbo que indica formar palavras com os lábios sem emitir som, ou falar de maneira pomposa e insincera.zh动词，指用嘴唇做出说话的动作而不发出声音，或指装腔作势、不真诚地说话。arفعل يدل على تحريك الشفتين لتشكيل الكلمات دون إصدار صوت مسموع، أو على التحدث بطريقة متكلفة وغير صادقة.
- Speak without sound B1 informal
To form words with the lips without making any sound.
- She mouthed the words to the song.
- He mouthed 'I love you' across the room.
- The students mouthed the answers during the exam.
ruБеззвучно произноситьesMover los labios sin emitir sonidofrarticuler silencieusementdeLautlos mit den Lippen sprechenptFalar sem emitir somzh无声地动嘴唇arالتحرك بالشفاه دون صوت
- Say or repeat C1 formal
To say something in a pompous or insincere way.
- He mouthed empty promises to the crowd.
- Politicians often mouth platitudes without conviction.
- She mouthed the official line without believing it.
ruВыговоритьesdecir con afectaciónfrprononcer d'une manière affectéedeDahinsagenptDeclarar enfaticamentezh夸夸其谈地说arتفوّه بكلام منمّق
- mouthed past participle
- mouthed past simple
- mouthing present participle
- mouths third person singular
Phrasal variants: mouth off