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Translation of "Mouths" in Spanish

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Examples of using "Mouths" in a sentence and their spanish translations:

- Out of the mouths of babes.
- From the mouths of babes.

La verdad sale de la boca de los niños.

With five mouths to feed...

Cinco bocas que alimentar

We eat with our mouths.

Comemos con la boca.

Laughter abounds in the mouths of fools.

La risa abunda en la boca de los necios.

The doctors wore white masks over their mouths and noses.

Los doctores llevaban mascarillas blancas sobre la nariz y la boca.

Fish would talk if their mouths weren't full of water.

Los peces hablarían si no tuvieran la boca llena de agua.

In other words, by putting them one by one with small mouths

en otras palabras, poniéndolas una por una con bocas pequeñas

The tide sweeps the fertilized eggs away from the reef's hungry mouths. And out into deep water.

La marea barre los huevos fertilizados lejos de las bocas hambrientas del arrecife. Hasta las aguas profundas.

If we were supposed to talk more than listen, we would have been given two mouths and one ear.

Si tuviéramos que hablar más que escuchar tendríamos dos bocas y una oreja.

When Yolando said what she was really thinking, everyone sat with their eyes like dinner plates and their mouths open.

Cuando Yolanda dijo lo que pensaba realmente, todo el mundo se quedó con los ojos como platos y la boca abierta.

Aristotle maintained that women have fewer teeth than men; although he was twice married, it never occurred to him to verify this statement by examining his wives' mouths.

Aristóteles mantuvo que las mujeres tienen menos dientes que los hombres; aunque se casó dos veces, nunca se le ocurrió verificar esta afirmación al examinar las bocas de sus esposas.

Corals are animals because they do not make their own food, as plants do. Corals have tiny, tentacle-like arms that they use to capture their food from the water and sweep into their inscrutable mouths.

Los corales son animales porque no hacen su propia comida, a diferencia de las plantas. Los corales tienen pequeños brazos en forma de tentáculo, los cuales pueden usar para capturar su comida del agua y llevarla a sus inescrutables bocas.