zuǐkuài

嘴快

Word · Adjective

quick-tongued; loose-lipped; unable to keep secrets

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

adjective

having a loose tongue; prone to blurt things out; unable to keep secrets

Describes someone who speaks impulsively or reveals information unintentionally. Can carry a slightly negative connotation (indiscretion) or neutral observation depending on context. Often contrasted with 嘴严 (tight-lipped).

Tā他
zuǐ嘴
kuài快
 ,
bǎ把
surprise
partys
deu
jìr
huàp
tír
qiáni
shuōs
chūe
qù
lep
 a
 r
 t
 y
 
 的
 计
 划
 提
 前
 说
 出
 去
 了
 。

He has a loose tongue and let slip the plans for the surprise party ahead of time.

Tā她
zhè这
gè个
rén人
zuǐ嘴
kuài快
 ,
cáng藏
bú不
zhù住
huà话
 ,
nǐ你
bié别
bǎ把
mì秘
mì密
gào告
sù诉
tā她
 。

She has a quick tongue and can't keep things to herself, so don't tell her the secret.

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Nǐ你
zuǐ嘴
zhēn真
kuài快
 ,
shén什
me么
shì事
dōu都
wǎng往
wài外
shuō说
 。

You really have a loose tongue, telling everything to outsiders.

Zuǐ嘴
kuài快
de的
rén人
wǎng往
wǎng往
róng容
yì易
dé得
zuì罪
rén人
 。

People with loose tongues often easily offend others.