duōzuǐ

多嘴

Word · Verb

speak out of turn; shoot one's mouth off

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to speak out of turn; to shoot one's mouth off; to make an unwanted comment

informal

Often implies causing trouble or annoyance by speaking when one should remain silent. Can be used as a warning or admonishment. The fixed phrase '多嘴多舌' emphasizes a talkative or gossipy nature.

Nǐ你
bù不
liǎo了
jiě解
qíng情
kuàng况
 ,
bié别
duō多
zuǐ嘴
 !

You don't understand the situation, so don't shoot your mouth off!

Jiù就
nǐ你
duō多
zuǐ嘴
 ,
bǎ把
shì事
qíng情
gǎo搞
zá砸
le了
 。

It was you and your big mouth that messed things up.

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Tā他
zhè这
gè个
rén人
jiù就
shì是
duō多
zuǐ嘴
duō多
shé舌
 ,
shén什
me么
mì秘
mì密
dōu都
shǒu守
bù不
zhù住
 。

He is just a blabbermouth who can't keep any secret.

Dà大
rén人
shuō说
huà话
 ,
xiǎo小
hái孩
zi子
bú不
yào要
duō多
zuǐ嘴
 。

Adults are talking, children shouldn't interrupt.