七口八嘴地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
七口八嘴地 Usage and Examples
all talking at once
chattering away
amidst a hubbub
The characters in 七口八嘴地
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 七
- qī七qī七bā八bā八de的dōng东xi西odds and ends, bits and pieces
- qī七shàng上bā八xià下de的Nervous, Anxious
- qī七gè个seven
- qī七tǐ体wén文Seven-style writing, Seven forms of text
- qī七bā八chéng成70-80 percent, seven or eight tenths
- qī七shí十le了Seventy., He's seventy.
- qī七shí十wǔ五seventy-five
- qī七shí十duō多suì岁in one's seventies, over seventy
- qī七shí十duō多suì岁le了over seventy, in their seventies
- qī七shí十suì岁le了70 years old, Seventy years old
- qī七fā发Seven Admonitions, Seven Exhortations
- qī七gǔ古Seven-character ancient poem, Seven-character old-style verse
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Open the tool →Questions about 七口八嘴地
What does 七口八嘴地 mean in Chinese?
七口八嘴地 (qī kǒu bā zuǐ de) means “all talking at once, chattering away, amidst a hubbub”.
How do you pronounce 七口八嘴地?
七口八嘴地 is pronounced qī kǒu bā zuǐ de in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “all talking at once” in Chinese?
“all talking at once” is 七口八嘴地 (qī kǒu bā zuǐ de) in Chinese.