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满嘴

mǎn zuǐ · man zui

Traditional 滿嘴

Meaning

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a full mouth of (sth physical)
to have the mouth exclusively filled with (a certain language, lies, promises etc)

2 examples

他(tā)满(mǎn)嘴(zuǐ)都(dōu)是(shì)饭(fàn)，说(shuō)不(bu)出(chū)话(huà)来(lái)。

His mouth was full of food, and he couldn't speak.

她(tā)满(mǎn)嘴(zuǐ)都(dōu)是(shì)糖(táng)果(guǒ)，笑(xiào)得(de)特(tè)别(bié)开(kāi)心(xīn)。

Her mouth was full of candy, and she was laughing very happily.

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