异口同声

yìkǒu-tóngshēng

different mouths, same voice; to speak in unison (idiom)

HSK 3.0 · Band 7 trad. 異口同聲

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大家异口同声说好。

Everyone said good in one voice.

孩子们为什么异口同声?

Why do the children speak in unison?