muzzle

US /ˈmʌz.əl/
UK /ˈmʌz.əl/
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1.

口鼻, 吻

the projecting part of the face, including the nose and mouth, of an animal such as a dog or horse

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The dog licked my hand with its wet muzzle.
狗用它湿漉漉的口鼻舔我的手。
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The horse's muzzle twitched as it grazed.
马的口鼻在吃草时抽动着。
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snoutnosemouth
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口套, 嘴套

a device, usually a strap or cage, fitted over an animal's snout to prevent it from biting or eating

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The dog had to wear a muzzle at the vet's office.
狗在兽医诊所必须戴上口套。
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A police dog often wears a muzzle when on duty.
警犬在执勤时通常会戴上口套。
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gagrestraint
3.

枪口

the open end of a firearm, where the bullet emerges

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He looked down the muzzle of the rifle.
他看着步枪的枪口。
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Smoke billowed from the muzzle after the shot.
射击后，烟雾从枪口冒出。
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barrelboreopening
1.

戴口套

to put a muzzle on (an animal)

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The vet had to muzzle the aggressive dog before examining it.
兽医在检查这只凶猛的狗之前，不得不给它戴上口套。
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It's important to know how to properly muzzle a dog for safety.
为了安全，了解如何正确地给狗戴上口套很重要。
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gagrestrain
2.

压制, 钳制

to prevent (a person or group) from expressing their opinions freely

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The government tried to muzzle the press.
政府试图压制媒体。
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They were effectively muzzled by the new regulations.
他们被新规定有效地压制了。
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silencegagsuppresscensorrestrain