







满口之乎者也 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak in an overly pedantic or academic manner”. Using many archaic literary phrases, often indicating a bookish or out-of-touch quality. Literally, “A mouth full of 'zhi hu zhe ye' (archaic particles)”.

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Open the tool →满口之乎者也 (mǎn kǒu zhī hū zhě yě) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak in an overly pedantic or academic manner”.
满口之乎者也 is pronounced mǎn kǒu zhī hū zhě yě in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 满口之乎者也 means “a mouth full of 'zhi hu zhe ye' (archaic particles)”. It is used to mean “to speak in an overly pedantic or academic manner”.
满口文言词语。指人物的书呆子气