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1 der Mund
- {clapper} quả lắc, lưỡi, cái lách cách để đuổi chim, người vỗ tay thuê - {gob} thuỷ thủ, cục đờm, mồm - {mouth} miệng, mõm, miệng ăn, cửa, sự nhăn mặt, sự nhăn nhó - {mug} ca, chén vại, chén, mặt, ảnh căn cước, thằng ngốc, thằng khờ, anh chàng cả tin, học sinh chăm học, học sinh học gạo = Mund halten! {mum's the word!}+ = halt den Mund! {hold your tongue!; shut up!}+ = den Mund halten {to hold one's jaw; to hold one's tongue; to shut up}+ = ein großer Mund {a wide mouth}+ = den Mund spitzen {to purse up one's lips}+ = von Mund zu Mund {from lip to lip}+ = den Mund stopfen {to muzzle}+ = in den Mund nehmen {to mouth}+ = den Mund vollnehmen {to mouth; to talk big}+ = den Mund wäßrig machen {to make one's mouth water}+ = sich den Mund ausspülen {to rinse one's mouth}+ = sich den Mund verbrennen {to get into hot water}+ = Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund {the early bird catches the worm}+ = einem den Mund wäßrig machen {to bring the water to one's mouth}+ = jemandem über den Mund fahren {to cut someone short}+ = von der Hand in den Mund leben {to live from hand to mouth}+ = kein Blatt vor den Mund nehmen {not to mince matters; to talk turkey}+ = nicht auf den Mund gefallen sein {to have a ready tongue}+ = sie nahm kein Blatt vor den Mund {she did not mince her words}+ = er nimmt kein Blatt vor den Mund {he doesn't mince his words}+ = Er nimmt kein Blatt vor den Mund. {He doesn't mince matters.}+ = sie leben von der Hand in den Mund {they live from hand to mouth}+ = Ich nehme kein Blatt vor den Mund. {I'm not going to mince matters.}+ = Wollen Sie gefälligst den Mund halten! {Will you kindly shut up!}+
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