embouchure 的定义
plural em·bou·chures [ahm-boo-shoorz; ahm-boo-shoorz; French ahn-boo-shyr]. /ˌɑm bʊˈʃʊərz; ˈɑm bʊˌʃʊərz; French ɑ̃ buˈʃür/.
- the mouth of a river.
- the opening out of a valley into a plain.
- Music. the mouthpiece of a wind instrument.the adjustment of a player's mouth to such a mouthpiece.
更多embouchure例句
- The distance from Chepstow to the embouchure of the Wye about three miles.
- From this point to the embouchure its course lies through delightful scenery.
- Probably, according to Teulet, the present Sandhoferfahrt, a little below the embouchure of the Neckar.
- It had shoals off its embouchure; and these, he rightly enough fancied, would induce Captain Cuffe to be wary.
- Amber lies under, or is formed upon the sand, and abounds most near the embouchure of a small river in this neighbourhood.