mouthpieceKK [ˈmaʊˌθpis] ｜ /ˈmaʊˌθpis/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an object, such as a part of a musical instrument or a protective gear for athletes, that fits over or into the mouth
The saxophonist put the mouthpiece of his instrument in his mouth and began to play a beautiful melody.
吹嘴；護齒
C2noun
a part of a telephone receiver that allows the user to speak into it
Please speak into the mouthpiece of the telephone to be heard clearly on the other end of the line.
話筒；電話話筒
C2noun
the part of a wind instrument, such as a trumpet or saxophone, which is placed into the mouth to produce sound
As the trumpet player placed the shiny brass mouthpiece to his lips, a beautiful melody filled the concert hall.
C2noun
the part of a pipe or a cigarette holder that is held in the mouth while smoking
She took a long drag from her cigarette, holding the mouthpiece between her lips.
C2noun
a person, such as a lawyer, who speaks on behalf of another person or a group of people
During the trial, the defense attorney acted as the mouthpiece for his client, presenting arguments and speaking on their behalf.