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mouthful of marbles
Noun
idiomatic
used in similes
Japanese Meaning
（慣用句）聞き取りにくく、はっきりしない、もしくは歪んだ話し方を指す表現。
（ plural ）
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(idiomatic, used in similes) An indistinct, muffled or garbled manner of speaking.
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mouthful of marbles
He answered the question as if he had a mouthful of marbles, so none of us could understand him.
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He answered the question as if he had a mouthful of marbles, so none of us could understand him.
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