mouthpiece in Japanese
mouthpiece in Japanese is マウスピース — mouthpiece means the part of an instrument or device placed at or near the mouth.
mouthpiece in Japanese
マウスピース
Pronounced: mausupīsu
The part of a wind instrument that is held in or against the mouth.
What does "mouthpiece" mean?
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noun The part of an instrument or device placed at or near the mouth.
"He cleaned the mouthpiece of his trumpet after every practice."
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noun A person or publication that speaks on behalf of someone else, often a group or organization.
"The newspaper was widely seen as a mouthpiece for the ruling party."
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noun Informal term for a defense lawyer.
"He hired a sharp mouthpiece to fight the charges."
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mouthpiece in a sentence
- He cleaned the mouthpiece of his trumpet after every practice.
- The newspaper was widely seen as a mouthpiece for the ruling party.
- He hired a sharp mouthpiece to fight the charges.
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What is "mouthpiece" in Japanese?
"mouthpiece" in Japanese is マウスピース. mouthpiece means: The part of an instrument or device placed at or near the mouth.
How do you pronounce マウスピース?
"mouthpiece" in Japanese is マウスピース, pronounced "mausupīsu".
How do you use "mouthpiece" in a sentence?
Example: "He cleaned the mouthpiece of his trumpet after every practice." In Japanese, "mouthpiece" is マウスピース.
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