口燥喉干 — “Extremely thirsty”
口燥喉干 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “extremely thirsty”. Parched; mouth dry and throat parched. Literally, “dry mouth, parched throat”.
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口燥喉干 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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经过长时间的徒步旅行，他感到口燥喉干，急需一杯水。
After a long hike, he felt extremely thirsty, desperately needing a glass of water.
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What does 口燥喉干 mean?
口燥喉干 (kǒu zào hóu gàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “extremely thirsty”.
How do you pronounce 口燥喉干?
口燥喉干 is pronounced kǒu zào hóu gàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 口燥喉干 literally mean?
Literally, 口燥喉干 means “dry mouth, parched throat”. It is used to mean “extremely thirsty”.
What is the Chinese definition of 口燥喉干?
燥：干。形容非常干渴