liǎngkǒur

两口儿

Word · NounTraditional兩口兒

husband and wife; married couple

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

noun

a young married couple; a husband and wife (often implying youth)

informal

A colloquial and affectionate term for a married couple, often used to refer to them as a unit. The '儿' (ér) is an optional retroflex suffix common in Northern Mandarin; the term is also frequently used without it as '两口'.

Zhè这
xiǎo小
liǎng两
kǒu口
r儿
gāng刚
jié结
hūn婚
 ,
rì日
zi子
guò过
de得
hěn很
tián甜
mì蜜
 。

This young couple just got married, and their life is very sweet.

Qiáo瞧
tā他
men们
lǎo老
liǎng两
kǒu口
r儿
 ,
dào到
nǎ哪
r儿
dōu都
xíng形
yǐng影
bù不
lí离
 。

Look at that old married couple, they're inseparable wherever they go.

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Tā他
men们
liǎng两
kǒu口
r儿
yī一
qǐ起
kāi开
le了
gè个
xiǎo小
diàn店
 。

The couple opened a small shop together.

Tā他
men们
shì是
yī一
duì对
xīn新
hūn婚
liǎng两
kǒu口
r儿
 。

They are a newlywed couple.

Liǎng两
kǒu口
r儿
guò过
rì日
zi子
 ,
zuì最
zhòng重
yào要
de的
shì是
hù互
xiàng相
lǐ理
jiě解
 。

For a married couple living together, mutual understanding is the most important thing.