谚语
词源
略自一个美国战时的宣传标语。
释义
祸从口出
Loose Lips Sink Ships, said the wartime poster. Of course the ships will all sink anyway, sooner or later.
2000, Margaret Atwood, The Blind Assassin, Anchor, published 2007, →ISBN, page 448:‘Loose lips sink ships,’ she spat at Dad once, when they were arguing about Grandpa, but ‘loose lips killed our son.’
2014, Crystal Chan, Bird, Random House, →ISBN, page 59: