2. Kiss the drum and let your tongue.
3. Lovely lips and sweet words describe glib lips and are used to flattering sweet words.
4. Sweet mouth describes a glib tongue and is used to saying sweet words that please people.
5. Shake your lips, play with your mouth and chew your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.
6. Drum lips staggering describe playing tricks on the mouth and provoking incitement. With "bulging lips and shaking tongue".
7. Smart mind and smart tongue, smart eloquence.
8. gouges where whole pieces were missing, cut the tongue, tear the mouth and cut off the tongue. Tell people to shut up.
9. Chicken feet refer to the tongue. The index finger and middle finger point to people; Chew: Bite your tongue. Describe extreme anger.
10. Strong forehead, healthy tongue and cheeky mouth.
1 1. tongue-tied: the tongue is like a knot and can't move. Du: It's blocked. Keep silent, keep silent. Describe being afraid to speak.
12. Burning your lips and opening your tongue is tantamount to wasting your breath.
13. burning lips and dry tongue indicate that you are anxious, dry lips and dry tongue.
14. A golden mouth is a metaphor for not talking.
15. pouting means silence.
16. pouting means silence.
17. Stubborn talk.
18. Dry mouth describes talking too much or wasting your breath. With "dry mouth and dry lips".
19. Dry mouth: dry. Your breath is dry. Describe a lot.
2. A description with a tongue, a word that can speak and debate four words. Have a glib tongue, a glib tongue, and talk rashly.
Be tongue-tied, unable to speak with his mouth open. Describe a clumsy argument, or become speechless because of nervousness and fear.
Shake your lips and drum up your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.
Flattery is a rhetorical metaphor.
A salty mouth and a weak tongue is a metaphor for much ado about nothing or nothing to say.
Clap your hands and do your tongue to describe greed.
A glib tongue describes talking glibly and playing with words.
Parrots imitate human language. For example, he told others.
Clumsy tongue: stupid. Stupid mouth and tongue, description is not good at talking.
A mouthful of three tongues means nagging and talking a lot.
Talking too much, being mean, it's disgusting.
It's disgusting to be talkative and mean.
A tongue-tied chin: shut your mouth. Describe the argument, there is nothing to say. It also means that you are too scared to speak.
A golden tongue is a metaphor for eloquence.
A golden tongue is a metaphor for eloquence.
Puns are a metaphor for nonsense.
The tongue can't hold: it's crooked. Put your tongue up, and you can't put it down for a long time. Describe an expression of surprise or fear.
Tongue sword like a sword, lips like a gun. Describe the fierce debate, sharp words, tit for tat, and intransigence.
The tongue is like fire and the metaphor is very sharp.
Tongue-tailed moon means talking about others in conversation.
The deaf speaker has a broken tongue and the listener is deaf. Describe many miscellaneous comments, which others have ignored.
My tongue and lips are burnt: broken; Coke: Dry. My tongue is broken and my lips are dry. Description is a waste of time.
A gluttonous mouth is a metaphor for a glutton.
It is said that many people are talkative.
Nonsense is a metaphor for nonsense. Sometimes it also refers to rumors and slander.
Metaphor is nonsense. More refers to spreading rumors and making trouble, malicious slander.
Sweet mouth and sweet tongue as honey. It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people.
Riddles and tongues: four horses drove in ancient times; Tongue: refers to what is said. When a word is spoken, four horse-drawn cars cannot be chased back. For example, …
Speak with a thin tongue and describe it as mean and acerbic.
Dry mouth. It's a waste of breath to describe the hot weather or talk too much.
Make a fuss: cleverly argue gossip; Sound: to make a sound. Hold your breath. Refers to rhetoric or finding fault.
The metaphor of two sides and two tongues is selective in two aspects.
Drinking into the tongue describes people who like to nag after drinking.
A lisp means to speak rashly and casually. This is also a metaphor for people who like to make wisecracks.
A clever tongue is as clever as a reed. It can make beautiful music like a reed. Describe the rhetoric and eloquence.
Gouges where whole pieces were missing cut off the tongue. Tell someone to shut up.
Gathering wisdom means talking. Chicken claw refers to the index finger and middle finger pointing to people; Chew: Bite your tongue. Describe extreme anger
A good mouth and a sweet tongue describe a clever tongue and are used to saying sweet words to please people.
Owl: Birds like owls are metaphors of villains. The screaming owl shows off its breath. Even if your metaphorical ability is not high, be brave.
Shut up and don't talk. Describe the argument, there is nothing to say. It also means that you are too scared to speak.
The bronze bell with golden mouth and wooden tongue, namely Muduo, was used in ancient times to carry out the order of spreading politics and religion. Refers to a person who preaches enlightenment.
Stupid mouth and tongue: what a pity. Describe no eloquence, not good at words.
& ltbr & gt； Clumsy: Clumsy. Poor expressive ability and no eloquence.
The voice of a hundred tongues is a metaphor for nagging and talkative.
It hurts to slander or alienate people by using the metaphor of burning the city with red tongue.
A red mouth and a poisonous tongue describe words as vicious and hurtful.
Red mouth and white tongue: fiery red. Describe words as vicious and hurtful.
The tooth fell out and the tongue was still there. Metaphor is hard and easy to break, and soft can always be preserved.
Move your lips, move them, gossip
Gold tongue is bad: use gold as the tongue; Advantages: it's broken. A tongue made of gold says it is broken. It's a waste of breath to talk too much.
3. Four-word idioms with glib tongue,
Poor mouth and thin tongue,
Noisy,
Smack your mouth and tongue,
Good mouth and sweet tongue,
Stupid mouth and tongue,
With a mouth but no tongue,
Sharp mouth and quick tongue,
Talk,
Slip of the tongue,
Strong mouth and tongue,
A quick mouth and a long tongue,
Turn your mouth into your tongue,
Shake your mouth, put down your tongue,
Open your mouth and tongue,
Long mouth and long tongue,
Sharp mouth and thin tongue,
Nail-tongued,
Poor mouth and hungry tongue,
Empty talk and no tongue,
Clear mouth and white tongue,
Talkative,
digression
4. The idiom with the word "tongue" moves lips, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, tongue, and tongue, making a lot of noise. Clumsy, clumsy, tongue-tied, tongue rot, sharp lips, red and white, tongue-tied, tongue-tied, tongue open. The woman who burned the city's long tongue lost her teeth and cut her heart. Three-inch tongue, bulging tongue, glaring, biting tongue, licking tongue, licking tongue, shaking tongue, shaking tongue, kissing tongue, licking tongue, splitting tongue, cracking tongue, rolling tongue, rolling tongue, rolling mouth, sharp mouth, thin mouth, tongue-tied, tongue-tied refers to biting tongue, tongue-tied, tongue-tied, and tongue-tied. The tongue is light and thin, the tongue is tapped and the lips are adjusted. Tongue pain and deafness, the tongue is three inches long. The tongue is three inches long, and it is like fire. Tongue cannot be broken, tongue cannot be broken, tongue cannot be broken, tongue cannot be broken, and tongue cannot be bridged. Confucianism makes the mouth adjust the tongue, but the tongue cannot be twisted. Pull out your tongue, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense.
5. There are 45 four-character idioms with the words "mouth" and "tongue".
be invalid
Nonsense.
Speak clumsily
The enemy is under control and cannot escape.
Afraid of getting into trouble without opening a hole
You Yan Guan kou Cang she
Have a glib tongue.
talk nonsense
harsh words
There's smoke and swallowing
A turn of the tongue changed the original statement.
glib-tongued
Akihito, shut up.
keep silence
Shut up and don't talk.
Afraid to speak.
Too poor to speak or mean inner fear.
civilized people
Too much talk, loser.
keep one's mouth shut
Predicate silence
Predicate silence
A lot of it is still a waste of breath.
Dry mouth-dry mouth
speak with biting sarcasm
He who talks too much is good at deceiving a frame.
Worm tongue or pick is not
Shut up in surprise or fear. Silent.
keep the mouth shut like a bottle
Shut up and don't say anything.
Dare not speak.
The seriousness of speaking violates taboos.
Say something mean/sharp
Speak rashly and speak freely
Koushelingli, speak up.
A misunderstanding or argument caused by one sentence.
Sweet talk, sweet talk.
buzzard
Make a rumor and cause trouble, maliciously slander
Inciting rumor
Inciting rumor
escape one's lips
Three tongues
give a lecture
be agape and tongue-tied
6. A four-word idiom describing extreme surprise: gaping.
Pinyin: chēng müJie shé
Interpretation: gaze: gaze; Stunned: speechless. Staring into the eyes can't speak. Describe embarrassment or shock.
Source: The owner of Qing Ji Garden, "Pear Blossom with Night Tan": "Because of whispering, my son was frightened and entered the cabin to secretly knock on Xijun, and Xijun was dumbfounded."
Ex.: When he asks each student, the other students have to listen attentively and pay attention to the clues before and after the story, otherwise he will be confused when he asks suddenly. Zou Taofen's experience
Synonym: tongue-tied, tongue-tied, dumbfounded
Antonym: corresponding to traffic.
Grammar: as predicate, complement and adverbial; Used in written language
Be tongue-tied with stare
Japanese: たまげてものがぇなぃ
(stunned, stunned)
Staring into the eyes can't speak. Describe embarrassment or shock.
He Qing Bango's "Night Tan Suilu Xiugu": "After a long time, I felt my waist was light, my hand touched it, my waist was lost, and I was dumbfounded and at a loss."
Guo Moruo's "Gao Jian Li" Act IV: "Well, Gao Jian Li, I've decided to listen to you. I'm going to seriously change my style."
Tang Tianji's unforgettable trip: "In front of the people in the guild hall, when the old foundation was exposed, he was dumbfounded and the veins stood out on his neck. As soon as he twisted it, he stumbled onto a rickshaw and stumbled. " Also known as "stunned" and "stunned".
Bangor's "Night Talk about the Year's Solution": "Wang sighed:' The reason of the nether world is not absurd. "The Taishou was stunned by what happened."
Zhang Jian's Letter to Yuan Cabinet: "As a representative of Jiangsu, it is inevitable that he will be dumbfounded and criticized by the society."
Ceng Pu's answer to Hu Shizhi: "I sometimes talk about foreign poetry, and everyone is dumbfounded. I think poetry is a unique product of China. How can it be elegant enough to think that it is just a myth? "
Chapter 5 of Wang Shimei's Iron Cyclone: "Of course, no matter who is scolded, everyone can only be dumbfounded."