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口にする, くちにする
Expression, Transitive
1. to taste, to eat, to drink
2. to speak (of), to put into words, to refer (to), to say
この３日間何も口にしていない。
口に合う, 口にあう, くちにあう
Expression, Godan verb
to be palatable, to suit one's taste
日本にあるインドカレー屋のカレーって、やっぱり日本人の口に合わせて本場よりマイルドに作られてるよね。
口に上る, 口にのぼる, くちにのぼる
Expression, Godan verb
to become the subject of rumours or conversations
口に出す, くちにだす
Expression, Godan verb
to express (orally), to put into words, to say out loud
彼は口に出すことは必ずする。
口に乗る, くちにのる
Expression, Godan verb
1. to be a topic of conversation, to be made much of
2. to be taken in
口に入る, 口に入いる, くちにはいる
Expression, Godan verb
1. to ingest, to eat, to enter the mouth
2. to be able to eat
口に含む, くちにふくむ
Expression, Godan verb
to hold in one's mouth (without biting, before chewing or swallowing, etc.)
口にのぼせる, 口に上せる, くちにのぼせる
Expression, Ichidan verb, Idiomatic expression
to talk about (something)
口にチャック, くちにチャック
Expression, See チャック, Colloquialism
1. zip it!, shut it!, be quiet!
2. I'll shut up
電話口に出る, でんわぐちにでる
Expression, Ichidan verb, See 電話に出る・でんわにでる
to make a phone call, to answer the phone
お猪口になる, おちょこになる
Expression, Godan verb, Idiomatic expression
to be blown inside out (of an umbrella), to become (the shape of) a sake cup
良薬口に苦し, りょうやくくちににがし
Expression, Proverb
the most helpful advice may be difficult to listen to, good medicine tastes bitter
人口に膾炙する, じんこうにかいしゃする
Expression
to become well-known, to become common knowledge, to become famous, to be on everyone's lips
良薬は口に苦し, りょうやくはくちににがし
Expression, Proverb
the most helpful advice may be difficult to listen to, good medicine tastes bitter
口に蜜あり腹に剣あり, 口に蜜有り腹に剣有り, くちにみつありはらにけんあり
Expression, Idiomatic expression
honey in one's mouth but a razor in one's belt
人の口には戸が立てられない, ひとのくちにはとがたてられない
Expression, See 人の口, Proverb
you can't control what people say, you can't stop rumours (rumors)
口々に, 口口に, くちぐちに
Adverb
each and every person (saying), one and all, unanimously, in unison, separately, individually
誰もがみんな口々にいいあっている。
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