mouth

ağız A1

the opening in the face through which a person or animal takes in food and produces speech

She smiled, showing her clean white teeth in her mouth.

• The doctor examined the patient's mouth for any signs of infection.
• During the lecture, the professor emphasized the importance of proper mouth hygiene for overall health.
• Researchers discovered that certain fish species use the shape of their mouth to filter plankton more efficiently.

• open one's mouth She opened her mouth to answer the question.

sb: somebody · sth: something

(nehir) ağzı, giriş, açıklık B2

the place where a river or other waterway flows into a larger body of water, or any opening that serves as an entrance

The river mouth is a critical habitat for many fish species.

• Scientists measured the width of the canyon mouth during the field study.
• Heavy rains caused the river mouth to expand dramatically.
• The coastal erosion at the river mouth has been accelerating over the past decade.
• Geologists predict that tectonic activity could alter the shape of the river mouth in the future.

• river mouth · nehirin ağzı The delta forms at the river mouth where sediment accumulates.
• cave mouth · mağaranın ağzı Explorers entered the dark cave mouth cautiously.
• the mouth of sth The mouth of the canyon was blocked by a landslide.

sb: somebody · sth: something