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Definition of muzzled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
animal restraintwearing a muzzle to prevent biting
- The muzzled dog sat quietly in the park.
2.
censorshipprevented from expressing opinions freely
- The journalist felt muzzled by the new regulations.
Expressions with muzzled
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having a muzzle that is hairless
The naked-muzzled dog stood out in the show.
Origin of muzzled
English, muzzle (device) + -ed (suffix)
Examples of muzzled in a sentence
A muzzled cat was brought to the vet for a check-up. The activists felt muzzled by the strict laws. Employees were muzzled from speaking out against the policy.
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- French:muselé, ...
- German:mit Maulkorb, mundtot, ...
- Italian:con la museruola, imbavagliato, ...
- Spanish:con bozal, reprimido, ...
- Portuguese:amordaçado, censurado, ...
- Chinese:戴口套的, 被压制的, ...
- Japanese:口輪をつけた, 抑圧された, ...
- Arabic:مكمم, مقيد, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּסָם, מוּשְׁתָּק, ...
- Russian:в наморднике, подавленный, ...
- Ukrainian:в наморднику, заглушений, ...
- Hindi:थूथनी लगा हुआ, दबाया हुआ, ...
Definition of muzzle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animal restraintdevice placed over an animal's mouth to prevent biting or eating
- The dog wore a muzzle during the vet visit..
2.
firearmTECH. end of a gun barrel where bullets exitTECH.
- The soldier cleaned the muzzle of his rifle.
3.
animal faceRare protruding part of an animal's face with nose and mouthRare
- The dog's muzzle was wet from the rain.
Verb
1.
animal restraintplace a device over an animal's mouth to prevent biting
- They muzzled the dog before the walk.
2.
speech restraintsuppress or restrain someone's speech or expression
- The government tried to muzzle the press during the crisis..
Images of muzzle
device placed over an animal's mouth to prevent biting or eating 
end of a gun barrel where bullets exit 
protruding part of an animal's face with nose and mouth
Expressions with muzzle
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put a muzzle on an animal's mouth
The owner had to wear a muzzle on the dog.
the open end of a gun barrel
He pointed the gun muzzle at the target.
speed of a projectile leaving a firearm
The rifle has a high muzzle velocity.
describing a gun loaded at the front of the barrel
The soldier carried a muzzle-loading rifle into battle.
burst of gas, light, and smoke from a gun when fired
The muzzle blast was visible in the dark.
device on a gun reducing recoil by redirecting gases
The rifle's muzzle brake made shooting more comfortable.
kinetic energy of a projectile leaving a gun
The rifle's muzzle energy determines its stopping power.
Origin of muzzle
Old French, musel (snout)
Examples of muzzle in a sentence
A muzzle was necessary to control the aggressive dog. The hunter checked the muzzle for any obstructions. A flash appeared at the muzzle when the gun fired. The cat's muzzle twitched as it sniffed the air. A fly landed on the horse's muzzle, causing it to shake its head. The vet muzzled the aggressive cat for safety.
Farmers often muzzle sheepdogs to prevent accidents. They tried to muzzle the outspoken activist. The new law aims to muzzle dissenting voices.
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- French:muselière, museler, ...
- German:Maulkorb, einen Maulkorb anlegen, ...
- Italian:museruola, mettere la museruola, ...
- Spanish:bozal, amordazar, ...
- Portuguese:focinheira, amordaçar, ...
- Chinese:口套, 戴上口套, ...
- Japanese:口輪, 口輪をつける, ...
- Arabic:كِمامة, كَمَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְסוֹם, לָשִׂים זַמָּם, ...
- Russian:намордник, надевать намордник, ...
- Ukrainian:намордник, надягати намордник, ...
- Hindi:मुखपट्टी, मुँह पर थूथनी लगाना, ...
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