一ひと口くち
Meanings
Noun
1. mouthful; morsel; bite
It's okay, right? Just one bite!
2. gulp; sip; draft; draught
Then, after taking a sip, he slowly began to speak.
3. one word; in short
That's because, even though we lump them all together as "merchants", there are all kinds of people.
4. one share; one stock; one contribution
Kanji used
one
mouth
Pitch accent
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と
くち
Top 3400
Composed of
one; one
mouth; opening; hole; mouth (of a bottle); spout; gate; door
Used in vocabulary (7 in total)
to eat a mouthful; to take a bite
to join in; to have a share in; to get in on the act
bite-sized cutlet
Examples (22 in total)
Then, I'll give you a bite of mine.
Can I have a bite?
It's okay, right? Just one bite!
I took a sip of it.
May I take a bite?
We may call it all "fun," but there are many kinds.
May I have a sip of your coffee?
After taking a sip, her eyes light up.
Tom took a bite out of the apple.
I check the smell, take a sip, and am surprised.
I took a mouthful of water, held it, and slowly swallowed.
Stir-fry the ingredients which were cut into bite-sized pieces.
As I took a sip, a gentle sweetness enveloped my tongue.
I take a sip of tea and calm myself down.
They hand me fruit cut into bite-sized pieces.
One sip, and the guy keeled over fast asleep.
To finish, I took a sip of the water poured into the glass.
Then, after taking a sip, he slowly began to speak.
That's because, even though we lump them all together as "merchants", there are all kinds of people.
I twist the cap of the plastic bottle again and take a sip of water.
My feelings about painting can't possibly be summed up in a word.
The professor took a sip from the glass in hand and then spoke.