chún chǐ
lit. lips and teeth (idiom); fig. close partners
interdependent
chún shé
argument
words
lips and tongue
chún qiāng shé jiàn
fight a battle of words
cross verbal swords
chún chǐ xiāng yī
lit. as close as lips and teeth (idiom); closely related
interdependent
chún xíng kē
Labiatae, the taxonomic family including lavender, mint
fǎn chún xiāng jī
mutual bickering and ridicule (idiom); sarcastic repartee
chún wáng chǐ hán
lit. without the lips, the teeth feel the cold (idiom); fig. intimately interdependent
bái chún lù
Cervus albirostris (white-lipped deer)
zhān chún
to moisten one's lips
to sip (wine, tea etc)
esp. used with negatives: never touch a drop of the stuff
shuāng chún yīn
bilabial consonant (b, p, or m)
bái fèi chún shé
to whistle down the wind
to waste one's breath (idiom)
hào chǐ zhū chún
white teeth and vermilion lips (idiom); lovely young woman
lǘ chún mǎ zī
lit.camel's lip, horse's mouth (idiom)
fig. to chatter
nonsense
blather
bān chún dì shé
to pass on stories (idiom); to sow dissension
to blab
to tell tales
ráo shé tiáo chún
blabbing and showing off (idiom); loud-mouthed trouble maker
lǘ chún mǎ zī
lit.camel's lip, horse's mouth (idiom)
fig. to chatter
nonsense
blather
lǘ chún bù duì mǎ zuǐ
lit. a donkey's lips do not match a horse's mouth (idiom)
fig. beside the point
incongruous
chún chǐ yīn
labiodental (e.g. the consonant f in standard Chinese)
chún jiǎo
corner of the mouth
labial angle
yǎo chún zhuāng
bitten-lips look (darker lipstick applied on the inner part of the lips, and lighter on the outer part)
chǐ chún yīn
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