Mouthy Meaning in English
word
ˈmaʊθi
MOW-thee
mˈaʊθi
MOW-thee
释义
Describes someone who talks back, speaks rudely, or is disrespectful, especially to people in authority.
用法与细微差别
'Mouthy' is informal and sometimes slightly insulting. Often used for kids or teens who talk back to parents, teachers, or police. Common collocations: 'mouthy teenager', 'getting mouthy'. Not usually used for polite assertiveness—implies rudeness.
Spanish: bocazas - insolentePortuguese (BR): bocudo - insolentePortuguese (PT): bocudo - insolenteChinese (Simplified): 多嘴的 - 爱顶嘴的Chinese (Traditional): 多嘴的 - 愛頂嘴的Hindi: बेलगाम बोलने वाला - बेहूदाArabic: كثير الكلام (بوقاحة) - وقحBengali: বেয়াদব - বেশি কথা বলা - ধৃষ্টতাপূর্ণRussian: наглый - грубиянJapanese: 口答えする - 生意気なVietnamese: hỗn láo - hỗn xược - hay cãiKorean: 말대꾸하는 - 건방진Turkish: ağzı bozuk - saygısız - lafçıUrdu: بدتمیز - زبان دراز - گستاخIndonesian: banyak mulut - suka membantah - kurang ajar
例句
Don't be so mouthy with your teacher.
basic
She was mouthy for no reason at dinner.
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My little brother gets mouthy when he's tired.
basic
That guy got a bit mouthy with the police last night.
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You’re a bit too mouthy for your own good sometimes.
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If you keep being mouthy, you might get yourself in trouble.
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