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Meanings of embouchure in English
Catalan
embocadura Spanish
boquilla Synonyms
Examples for "mouthpiece"
Examples for "mouthpiece"
1
And he would be the favored mouthpiece of the God of Israel.
2
But the China Daily newspaper, a Communist Party mouthpiece, blamed overspending Americans.
3
Israel Hayom is widely seen in Israel as being a Netanyahu mouthpiece.
4
It has become the principle mouthpiece for al Qaeda affiliates in Iraq.
5
There was a clear plastic box on the mouthpiece of this phone.
Usage of embouchure in English
1
A concerned listener once asked: Why not take clarinet lessons to improve your embouchure?'
2
The breath is projected into the embouchure with modulated force.
3
He delivers it with an open embouchure, head thrown back.
4
This we were informed was the embouchure of the Somerset river from the Victoria N'yanza.
5
The width of its embouchure suggests an Asiatic rival of the Amazon and La Plata.
6
According to Marmol, Mamora was built by Jakob-el-Mansour to defend the embouchure of the river.
7
It afterwards takes a southerly direction, before it reaches its embouchure in the Rio Grande.
8
Its position was south of the Gyndes embouchure, and it might be reckoned as lying upon either river.
9
Furthermore it seemed now satisfactorily settled that all the inland rivers as yet discovered found the same common embouchure.
10
It had shoals off its embouchure; and these, he rightly enough fancied, would induce Captain Cuffe to be wary.
11
It's all about the embouchure.
12
You have a weak embouchure.
13
It has, from ten to twelve miles above its embouchure into Lake Ontario, one of the finest cataracts in the world.
14
In vain I shifted my aching legs and worked my benumbed hands, looking out ahead for the embouchure of the river.
15
Little or no water can descend to the Nile from this river, otherwise there would be some trifling current at the embouchure.
16
The old Hwai embouchure, running from the Lake Hung-tseh to the sea, no longer exists; it dissipates itself in canals and salt flats.
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Frequent collocations
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