贫嘴滑舌 — “Garrulous mouth, slippery tongue”
贫嘴滑舌 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to someone who talks excessively, often in a sharp, sarcastic, or annoying manner; garrulous and sharp-tongued”. Literally, “garrulous mouth, slippery tongue”.
贫嘴滑舌 Pronunciation and Pinyin
贫嘴滑舌 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 贫嘴滑舌
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- pín贫zuǐ嘴è饿shé舌excessively talkative and annoying
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- pín贫shì士shì市guā瓜judge people by outward appearance
- pín贫fù富bù不jūn均uneven distribution of wealth
- pín贫fù富xuán悬shū殊wide gap between rich and poor
- pín贫wú无dān担shí石utterly destitute
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Open the tool →Questions about 贫嘴滑舌
What does 贫嘴滑舌 mean?
贫嘴滑舌 (pín zuǐ huá shé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to someone who talks excessively, often in a sharp, sarcastic, or annoying manner; garrulous and sharp-tongued”.
How do you pronounce 贫嘴滑舌?
贫嘴滑舌 is pronounced pín zuǐ huá shé in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 贫嘴滑舌 literally mean?
Literally, 贫嘴滑舌 means “garrulous mouth, slippery tongue”. It is used to mean “refers to someone who talks excessively, often in a sharp, sarcastic, or annoying manner; garrulous and sharp-tongued”.
What is the Chinese definition of 贫嘴滑舌?
指话多而尖酸刻薄，使人厌恶。同“贫嘴贱舌”。