That idiom with a tongue is not good at words

Stupid and stupid: not dexterous. Poor speech and expression skills, no eloquence.

Clumsy tongue: Not coincidentally. Described as having no eloquence and not being good at words.

Jaw-dropping: glaring; Tongue stammering: The tongue is cocked and cannot fall. Staring and talking, speechless. Describe an embarrassed or stunned appearance.

Dumbfounded with his eyes open, speechless. Describe a nervous or surprised look, a lot of mouths and a lot of tongues, and a lot of mouths, and say things that shouldn't be said.

Obedient and honey-tongue describes a person who is articulate and accustomed to saying sweet words that please people, and tears open his mouth and amputes his tongue. Command the man to shut up.

Halberd finger chewing tongue Halberd finger: stretch out the index finger and middle finger to refer to the person; Tongue chewing: biting the tongue. Described as extremely angry, dry mouth, very thirsty. Describe a hot day or talk a lot, and use a lot of effort to speak lightly and thinly Describe speaking harshly and bitterly.

The sound of a hundred tongues is a metaphor for nagging, talking.

Move your lips and tongue to pick right and wrong.

Jaw-dropping: glaring; Tongue stammering: The tongue is cocked and cannot fall. Staring and talking, speechless. Describe an embarrassed or stunned appearance.

Stupid and stupid: not dexterous. Poor speech and expression skills, no eloquence.

The sound of a hundred tongues is a metaphor for nagging, talking.

Move your lips and tongue to pick right and wrong.

Synonyms of tongue-in-cheek idioms that are not good at rhetoric: stupid tongue. Clumsy tongue. Struck dumb.

Stupid and stupid: not dexterous. The ability to speak and express himself is very poor, and he has no eloquence and is clumsy and clumsy: not coincidental. Described as having no eloquence and not being good at words.

Jaw-dropping: glaring; Tongue stammering: The tongue is cocked and cannot fall. Staring and talking, speechless. Describe an embarrassed or stunned appearance.

Dumbfounded with his eyes open, speechless. Describe a nervous or surprised look, a lot of mouths and a lot of tongues, and a lot of mouths, and say things that shouldn't be said.

Obedient and honey-tongue describes a person who is articulate and accustomed to saying sweet words that please people, and tears open his mouth and amputes his tongue. Command the man to shut up.

Halberd finger chewing tongue Halberd finger: stretch out the index finger and middle finger to refer to the person; Tongue chewing: biting the tongue. Describe the extreme anger .

Dry mouth Very thirsty. Describe a hot day or talk a lot, with a lot of tongue to spare.

A light mouth and a thin tongue describe speaking harshly and bitterly.

The sound of a hundred tongues is a metaphor for nagging, talking.

Move your lips and tongue to pick right and wrong.

Clumsy tongue.

bèn zuǐ zhuō shé

Explanation Clumsy: Not coincidentally. Described as having no eloquence and not being good at words.

Idiom] There is a mouth but no tongue.

Pinyin】 yǒu zuǐ méi shé [interpretation] Explanation Describes bad words.

Idioms to describe "bad speech" are: not good at words, clumsy and rammed, clumsy and clumsy, clumsy and clumsy, with a mouth without a tongue, and clumsy with a mouth.

1. 不善言言 [ bú shàn yán cí ].

Definition: It usually means that you don't know how to say what is in your heart.

2, 心拙口ram [ xīn zhuō kǒu bèn ].

Interpretation: Clumsy and not good at talking.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 30: "Everyone is like me who is clumsy, let people say it!" ”

3, 讷口少言 [ nè kǒu shǎo yán ].

Interpretation: Not good at talking, not talking much.

Source: "Historical Records: The Biography of General Li": "The wide mouth is seldom spoken, and the living place is drawn for the army, and the shooting is wide and narrow to drink." ”

4. Clumsy tongue [ bèn zuǐ zhuō shé ].

Interpretation: Describe no eloquence, not good at words.

Source: Yang Shuo's "Oil City": "I'm a clumsy person, what are you talking about? ”

5. Stupid mouth stupid tongue [ bèn zuǐ bèn shé ].

Interpretation: Poor speaking and expression skills, no eloquence.

Source: Zhou Erfu "Morning in Shanghai" Part 1: "Feng Yongxiang is usually famous in the business community for his ability to speak, but now he has become like a stupid person. ”

6. There is a mouth without a tongue [ yǒu zuǐ méi shé ].

Definition: Describe bad words.

7. Clumsy cheek [ bèn zuǐ zhuō sāi ].

Interpretation: Eloquence is not good, and you can't speak.

Describe nonsense: nonsense.

Describe the light speech: idle mouth and light tongue.

Describe the ability to speak: clever tongue.

Described as stunned and speechless: open your mouth without words.

Poor verbal description: clumsy tongue.

Describe the echo: parroting.

Bad words make you stammer.

Clumsy tongue. Pinyin]: bèn

zuǐzhuō

shé explain]: clumsy: unfortunately. Described as having no eloquence and not being good at words.

Teasing liquid crack [synonyms]: clumsy mouth, clumsy tongue.

Antonyms]: sharp teeth, mouth like a river, able to speak.