mouth

US /maʊθ/
UK /maʊθ/
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1.

boca

the opening in the lower part of the human face, surrounded by the lips, through which food is taken in and from which speech and other sounds are emitted

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He opened his mouth to speak.
Abrió la boca para hablar.
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She put a spoonful of soup into the baby's mouth.
Puso una cucharada de sopa en la boca del bebé.
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2.

desembocadura, entrada, boca

the opening of a cave, river, or container

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The river's mouth empties into the sea.
La desembocadura del río desemboca en el mar.
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They explored the mouth of the cave.
Exploraron la entrada de la cueva.
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openingentranceorifice
1.

pronunciar, decir

to speak or utter (something) especially in a pompous or insincere way

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He just mouthed platitudes without any real conviction.
Él solo pronunció lugares comunes sin ninguna convicción real.
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Don't just mouth the words; understand their meaning.
No solo pronuncies las palabras; entiende su significado.
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utterarticulatepronounceenunciate
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