mouthpiece
ਤਰਜਮਾਨ
definition
noun
the snorkel's mouthpiece
a thing designed to be put in or against the mouth.
they become nothing more than a mouthpiece for the company
a person or organization that speaks on behalf of another person or organization.
example
Harlan is no mere 'mouthpiece' , however; she has a tale of her own to tell.
It features a sleek design with a gentle-glowing 'mouthpiece' light to tell would-be botherers you're on the phone.
If you don't have a spacer tube, place the 'mouthpiece' of the inhaler unit about 2 inches in front of your open mouth.
I breathed across the 'mouthpiece' and my fingers danced along the keys, making my flute sing a shrill ladder of notes, then back down.
Remove the mouthpiece cover and place the spacer over the 'mouthpiece' at the end of the inhaler.
As soon as he saw me, he caught me by my collar and scoffed at me: ‘When did you become the 'mouthpiece' of capitalists, young man?’
The difficulty is that first of all you never buy a 'mouthpiece' , otherwise the judges couldn't do what they do impartially.
He is actually more interested in trying out the new 'mouthpiece' on his tuba than about the money.
I was never going to betray my country or become a propaganda 'mouthpiece' for anyone.
he shouted into the 'mouthpiece', but there was no response
When he surfaces he pushes up his mask, spits out his 'mouthpiece' and shouts happily to those left on board: ‘There is gold down there!’
they become nothing more than a 'mouthpiece' for the company
the snorkel's 'mouthpiece'
The shape of the 'mouthpiece' plays a key role in the pipe smoking experience.
I put my hand over the 'mouthpiece' and shouted to Tony, ‘He's at the hospital!’
The developers have their 'mouthpiece' lawyers in the city council meeting every morning while the rest of us are making love or rhyming words… how you gonna fight that?
Steven tries shouting into the 'mouthpiece' , but after a moment just gives up and stares at me, pouting.
She picked up the receiver, with her thin fingers wrapping one and a half times around the skinny bridge between earpiece and 'mouthpiece' .
A weird noise then, as if he had his hand covering the 'mouthpiece' of the phone.
Couriel and colleagues asked children to use a snorkel 'mouthpiece' , and make no mention of distraction techniques.
the snorkel's 'mouthpiece'
At the other end of the tube is a 'mouthpiece' or mask which you breathe in and out of.
I quickly picked up my pace and began following her across the lot as she shouted instructions into her 'mouthpiece' and scribbled a signature on any piece of paper shoved in front of her as she stormed past.
Remember how his mouth clung to the 'mouthpiece' and his hips swayed in time to the music he created?
The driver blows into a disposable 'mouthpiece' for each test.
Each horn has a fairly shallow cup 'mouthpiece' and, like the Western bugle, is capable of producing different tones.
The BBC is an independent public service broadcaster, not a government 'mouthpiece' .
In the middle of the fight Sanchez got very winded, and asked his corner to replace his double 'mouthpiece' with a single.
A narrow, mainly cylindrical bore with a sharp cup 'mouthpiece' , such as on the Baroque natural trumpet, helps high notes.
I gaped at my wall, and then shouted angrily into the 'mouthpiece' , ‘Izzy, if this is you, I'm calling the police.’
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