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mouthful
noun
uk /ˈmaʊθ.fʊl/ us /ˈmaʊθ.fʊl/
mouthfulnoun (AMOUNT)
[ C ]
an amount of food or drink that fills your mouth, or that you put into your mouth at one time: 满口;一口
He only ate a few mouthfuls of meat.他只吃了几口肉。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Food - general words
aliment
bed
bowl of something
box scheme
carb
dry goods
eats
farm box
fast casual
fast food
morsel
munch
non-dairy
non-food
nosh
sustenance
vegetable box
viands
victuals
whole food
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mouthfulnoun (WORD)
[ S ]informal
a word or phrase that is difficult to pronounce or that has a lot of syllables: 冗长而拗口的词（或词组），难读的词（或词组）
I've always called myself Henny because it's less of a mouthful than Henrietta.我总是叫自己“亨尼”，因为它不像“亨丽埃塔”那么拗口。
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Ways of speaking
accented
accentual
accentuation
articulate
asperity
asyndetic
asyndetically
bray
fluent
glottal stop
intone
mispronounce
non-metaphorical
non-verbal
non-verbally
orthoepy
paralanguage
pronounce
singsong
toned
Idiom
give someone a mouthful
mouthful | American Dictionary
mouthful
noun[ C ]
us/ˈmɑʊθˌfʊl/
mouthfulnoun[C] (BODY PART)
the amount of food or drink that fills your mouth, or that you put into your mouth at one time:
Marj forked up a mouthful of pie.
infml A mouthful is also a long word or sentence, or something said that has a lot of meaning:
He has a mouthful to say on the subject.
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