咧嘴 meaning in English

liězuǐ

to draw back the corners of one's mouth (as when smiling, grimacing, or snarling)

HSK 7-925 strokes

Meaning of 咧嘴

Definitions from CC-CEDICT.

liězuǐ
  1. to draw back the corners of one's mouth (as when smiling, grimacing, or snarling)

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咧 liě · to grimace · 9 strokes

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嘴 zuǐ · mouth · 16 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 咧嘴.

嘴巴zuǐbamouth (CL:張|张[zhang1]); slap in the face
嘴唇zuǐchúnlip
插嘴chāzuǐto interrupt (sb talking); to butt in
七嘴八舌qīzuǐ-bāshélively discussion with everybody talking at once
吵嘴chǎozuǐto quarrel
大大咧咧dàdaliēliē(idiom) carefree; offhand; casual
闭嘴bìzuǐShut up!; same as 閉上嘴巴|闭上嘴巴
嘴里zuǐlǐmouth; in the mouth
住嘴zhùzuǐto hold one's tongue; Shut up!
张嘴zhāngzuǐto open one's mouth (to speak, esp. to make a request); to gape
多嘴duōzuǐtalkative; to speak out of turn
满嘴mǎnzuǐa full mouth of (sth physical); to have the mouth exclusively filled with (a certain langu

Questions about 咧嘴

What does 咧嘴 mean?

咧嘴 (liězuǐ) means "to draw back the corners of one's mouth (as when smiling, grimacing, or snarling)".

How do you write 咧嘴?

咧嘴 is made of 2 characters: 咧 (9 strokes), 嘴 (16 strokes). That is 25 strokes in total.

Is 咧嘴 an HSK word?

Yes. 咧嘴 is on the HSK 7-9 vocabulary list of the HSK 3.0 standard.