Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mouth"

A: short-lived means lasting for only a short time. so, someone with a short-lived mouth wouldn't be able to eat for long

A: "down in the mouth"; when the corners of the mouth turn downwards.
basically, to be sad, gloomy, blue, ect.

A: "Mouth breather" is used as an insult. People who breathe out of their mouths have their mouths open most of the time, making them look dumb.

A: The more common expression is 'a sharp tongue' which means that someone often speaks critically or harshly.

A: (straight) from the horse's mouth:

Getting information from the highest authority.

When you get a tip for a horse race, the tip is better as nearer it is to the horse e.g. the jockey or the trainer. When you got it straight from the horse's mouth, you have it directly from the source.

This tip is foolproof, I got it (straight) from the horse's mouth!

A:

It's depressing how you seem to remember every single thing that comes out of my mouth.

He acts like everything that comes out of his mouth is the Lord's gospel truth.

I'm sorry if somebody told your boyfriend about your second phone, but it didn't come out of my mouth.

Something weird just came out of my mouth which I don't remember eating.

A: In the restuarant, the people at the table next to me were chewing with their mouths open.

I don't like the noise it makes when people chew with their mouth open.

In some cultures, people are encouraged to chew with their mouth open.

Children need to be taught not to chew with their mouth open.

A: ‘Mouth watering’ is a phrase used to describe food when the food looks goods or smells good. “The smell of the pasta is mouth watering”.

A: @Ri-na "don't you" 🙂

For smart mouth we might say "lippy". It means "cheeky". The Americans say "sassy".

A: The little boy almost drowned, but the lifeguard rescued him and after she gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation the little boy coughed up water and survived.

As part of CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) training you will learn how to give proper mouth-to-mouth breathing assistance.

A: They're both the same.

A: Could you open your mouth please?
or
Could you please open your mouth?
or
Could you open your mouth for me please?

Even if you know the patient can open his mouth, it is more natural and polite to say "could" instead of "would."

A: @overrunie He's got a big mouth.

A: To "mouth" something to someone means to shape your lips into words without using your voice for another person to read. This is typically done to be secretive, in this case, so the person on the phone didn't hear. Hope this helps.

A: @jickoon: To shoot one's mouth off means to boast/ talk too much:
- Don't pay any attention to him. He's always shooting his mouth off

To mouth off is to talk unpleasantly in a boastful or opinionated way:
- He's being punished because he mouthed off to his mom.

A: Can I copy your mouth movements while you speak?

A: We usually just use the singular
“Do not wipe your mouth on your sleeve”
“Do not wipe your mouth with your sleeve”

A: @kkgrasse Ah, I get you. なるほど。

I’ve given this my personal touch but good to note other people might write this differently:

“Why do they ignore or shut out Japanese people when we have no issues with foreigners? Many of us have friends from overseas and let’s not forget that in this country we are made to learn English as part of the national curriculum. Japanese people are nothing but tolerant of foreign cultures.”

And a more close but still natural version to what you have written:

“Why do they ignore us Japanese when we tolerate foreigners? Even when we are made to learn English?”

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A: Watch out for this hot coffee doesn't sound natural

A: I had to speak quickly because I only have 10 seconds of recording time 😬

A: They want to know if someone in baker company was talking to much/big month, about the mission and potentially let the enemy know about it by accident.

A: In musical instruments, telephones, tape or video recorders, ect. the mouth piece is the part that is either held to the mouth or spoken into. In plumbing, it means any part that feeds into a basin, pool, or open drain. In politics, in means a person who does all of the talking for you.

A: "You shouldn't let him tell people about this" / "You should make him stay quiet".

A: A better way to phrase it would be:
"Every time I think about chocolate, my mouth waters." or " The thought of chocolate makes my mouth water."
Hope this helps.