Jin Kou Yu Ya metaphorically means the emperor's words are final and unchangeable, and also refers to precious words, with 'golden mouth and jade words' as a synonym. It is found in Xiahou Zhan's 'Countering Doubts' in the Jin Dynasty, 'Now his golden mouth speaks jade sounds.'
金口玉牙比喻皇帝说一不二，也比喻言语珍贵，近义词为金口玉言，出自晋夏侯湛的《抵疑》“今乃金口玉音。”
| 成语 | 金口玉牙 |
|---|---|
| 解释 | 金、玉：比喻珍贵。指皇帝是金口玉牙，说什么是什么，不能更改。现比喻说一不二 |
| 出处 | 晋·夏侯湛《抵疑》：“今乃金口玉音，漠然沉默。” |
| 拼音 | jīn kǒu yù yá |
| 拼音码 | jkyy |
| 近义词 | 金口玉言、说一不二 |
| 用法 | 联合式；作主语、宾语；含贬义 |
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