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Open the tool →口燥唇干 (kǒu zào chún gān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to talk a great deal or to talk oneself hoarse”.
口燥唇干 is pronounced kǒu zào chún gān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 口燥唇干 means “Mouth dry, lips parched”. It is used to mean “to talk a great deal or to talk oneself hoarse”.
燥:干。口腔和嘴唇都干了。形容话说得很多或费尽口舌。