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take a mouthful of

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
mouthful n	(food, drink: amount in the mouth)	boca llena nf + adj
	(comida)	bocado nm
	(bebida)	trago nm
	Dave can't answer you; he has a mouthful of hamburger.
	Dave no te puede contestar. Tiene la boca llena de hamburguesa.
mouthful n	(small amount, taste) (comida)	bocado nm
	(bebida)	trago nm
	(bebida)	sorbo nm
	I'll just try a mouthful of ice cream, not the whole cup.
	Sólo le daré un bocado al helado. No quiero una copa entera.
mouthful n	figurative, informal ([sth] difficult to pronounce) (informal)	trabalenguas nm inv
	(informal)	palabro nm
	"Antidisestablishmentarianism" is a mouthful.
	ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. "Esternocleidomastoideo" es un trabalenguas.

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Compound Forms:
Inglés		Español
you said a mouthful n	US, informal (expressing agreement) (informal)	gran verdad loc nom f
	(informal)	verdad como un templo loc nom f

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