Interglot - mouth: English and Spanish Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

Summary

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mouth:
- mandíbulas; boca; pico; bocaza
Wiktionary:
- mouth → desembocadura, orificio, boca, entrada
- mouth → boca, hocico, desembocadura, fauces, abismo, despeñadero, precipicio

English

Detailed Translations for mouth from English to Spanish

the mouth (jaws; beak; muzzle; snout; face)
la mandíbulas; la boca; el pico; la bocaza
- mandíbulas [la ~] nomen
- boca [la ~] nomen
- pico [el ~] nomen
- bocaza [la ~] nomen
the mouth (estuary)
la boca
- boca [la ~] nomen
the mouth (snout; jaws; orifice; face)
la bocaza; la boca; el pico
- bocaza [la ~] nomen
- boca [la ~] nomen
- pico [el ~] nomen

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
boca	beak; estuary; face; jaws; mouth; muzzle; orifice; snout	boldness; cheekiness; forwardness; impudence; nerve; sauciness
bocaza	beak; face; jaws; mouth; muzzle; orifice; snout	blabber; boldness; cheekiness; forwardness; impudence; nerve; sauciness
mandíbulas	beak; face; jaws; mouth; muzzle; snout
pico	beak; face; jaws; mouth; muzzle; orifice; snout	apex; beak; bill; boldness; cheekiness; climax; crest; culminating point; flair; forwardness; impudence; mountain top; nerve; nibs; nose; peak; pecker; pinnacle; sauciness; spout; summit; tip; top; vertex
-	back talk; backtalk; lip; mouthpiece; oral cavity; oral fissure; rima oris; sass; sassing
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	speak; talk; utter; verbalise; verbalize

oral cavity; oral fissure; rima oris; rima
orifice; opening; porta
gap
geological formation; formation
eater; feeder
mouthpiece; spokesperson; interpreter; representative; voice
sass; sassing; backtalk; back talk; lip; rejoinder; retort; return; riposte; replication; comeback; counter
talk; speak; utter; verbalize; verbalise; communicate; intercommunicate; mouth off; speak up
feign; sham; pretend; affect; dissemble
touch

the opening of a jar or bottle¹
- the jar had a wide mouth¹
the externally visible part of the oral cavity on the face and the system of organs surrounding the opening¹
- she wiped lipstick from her mouth¹
the opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge¹
- he stuffed his mouth with candy¹
an impudent or insolent rejoinder¹
the point where a stream issues into a larger body of water¹
- New York is at the mouth of the Hudson¹
an opening that resembles a mouth (as of a cave or a gorge)¹
- he rode into the mouth of the canyon¹
- they built a fire at the mouth of the cave¹
a person conceived as a consumer of food¹
- he has four mouths to feed¹
a spokesperson (as a lawyer)¹
express in speech¹
articulate silently; form words with the lips only¹
- She mouthed a swear word¹
touch with the mouth¹

mouth

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• mouth	→ boca	↔ mond — ingang van het spijsverteringskanaal
• mouth	→ boca; hocico	↔ Maul — Körperöffnung bei Tieren, durch die Nahrung aufgenommen wird
• mouth	→ boca	↔ Mund — Anatomie: Öffnung im unteren Teil des menschlichen Gesichtes (beim Tier: Maul, Schnabel), hauptsächlich zur Nahrungsaufnahme und zur Lautbildung benutzt
• mouth	→ boca	↔ bouche — Ouverture pour se nourrir.
• mouth	→ boca	↔ bouche — Personne à nourrir.
• mouth	→ boca; desembocadura	↔ bouche — Élargissement d’un cours d’eau.
• mouth	→ boca	↔ bouche — Accès.
• mouth	→ fauces; abismo; despeñadero; precipicio	↔ gouffre — cavité large et profonde, vide ou remplie d’eau.

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