Lingaku- lit. as close as lips and teeth (idiom); closely related
- interdependent
Generated: This idiom is used to describe a close relationship where two parties are mutually dependent on each other, similar to how lips and teeth work together.
Their relationship is as close as lips and teeth, relying on each other.
Generated: This meaning highlights the idea of mutual dependence between two or more entities, indicating that they cannot function properly without each other.
The economy and the environment are interdependent and must be considered together.
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