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1 muzzle
1. noun3) (put over animal's mouth) Maulkorb, der2. transitive verb1) einen Maulkorb umbinden (+ Dat.) [Hund]2) (fig.) mundtot machen, einen Maulkorb anlegen (ugs.) (+ Dat.) [Presse, Kritiker]; unterdrücken [Protest]* * *1. noun1) (the jaws and nose of an animal such as a dog.) die Schnauze2) (an arrangement of straps etc round the muzzle of an animal to prevent it from biting.) der Maulkorb3) (the open end of the barrel of a gun etc.) die Mündung2. verb(to put a muzzle on (a dog etc).) einen Maulkorb anlegen* * *muz·zle[ˈmʌzl̩]I. nto put a \muzzle on the dog dem Hund einen Maulkorb anlegen▪ to \muzzle an animal einem Tier einen Maulkorb anlegento \muzzle the press die Presse mundtot machen* * *['mʌzl]1. n2) (for dog etc) Maulkorb m2. vtanimal einen Maulkorb um- or anlegen (+dat); (fig) critics, the press mundtot machen; criticism, protest ersticken* * *muzzle [ˈmʌzl]A s1. ZOOL Maul n, Schnauze f2. Maulkorb m (auch fig)3. MIL Mündung f (einer Feuerwaffe):4. TECH Tülle f, Mündung fB v/t einen Maulkorb anlegen (dat), fig auch die Presse etc knebeln, mundtot machen, jemandem den Mund stopfenC v/i (mit der Schnauze) herumwühlen, -schnüffeln* * *1. noun2) (of gun) Mündung, die3) (put over animal's mouth) Maulkorb, der2. transitive verb1) einen Maulkorb umbinden (+ Dat.) [Hund]2) (fig.) mundtot machen, einen Maulkorb anlegen (ugs.) (+ Dat.) [Presse, Kritiker]; unterdrücken [Protest]* * *n.Maul Mäuler n.Schnauze -n f. v.mundtot machen ausdr. -
2 muzzle
muz·zle [ʼmʌzl̩] nto put a \muzzle on the dog dem Hund einen Maulkorb anlegento \muzzle an animal einem Tier einen Maulkorb anlegen;to \muzzle sb jdn mundtot machen; law einen Maulkorberlass herausbringen;to \muzzle the press die Presse mundtot machen
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