牙关 Pronunciation and Pinyin
牙关 Usage and Examples
jaw
clenched teeth
帕茜不得不咬紧牙关来压下怒火。
Patsy had to clench her jaw to suppress her anger.
我咬紧牙关，硬是把一两句意见咽了回去。
Gritting my teeth, I did my best to stifle one or two remarks.
The characters in 牙关
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 牙
- yá牙xiān先shēng生Mr. Ya, Dentist
- yá牙guān关jìn噤bì闭clenched teeth, lockjaw
- yá牙jù具Dental supplies, Dental kit
- yá牙yī医dentist, tooth doctor
- yá牙kǒu口Teeth, Bite
- yá牙zhōu周bìng病periodontal disease, gum disease
- yá牙shāng商broker, middleman
- yá牙gòu垢tartar, dental calculus
- yá牙chéng城Military Headquarters, Garrison city
- yá牙tào套braces, retainer
- yá牙zi子denticle, broker
- yá牙chuáng床gums, gum
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Open the tool →Questions about 牙关
What does 牙关 mean in Chinese?
牙关 (yá guān) means “jaw, clenched teeth”.
How do you pronounce 牙关?
牙关 is pronounced yá guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “jaw” in Chinese?
“jaw” is 牙关 (yá guān) in Chinese.
How is 牙关 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 牙关, each with pinyin and an English translation.