muffler

/muhf-ler/US // ˈmʌf lər //UK // (ˈmʌflə) //

消声器,消音器,消音机,消声

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a scarf worn around one's neck for warmth.
- : any of various devices for deadening sound, as the sound of escaping gases of an internal-combustion engine.
- : anything used for muffling sound.
- : Armor. a mittenlike glove worn with a mail hauberk.

as insoft pedal

Synonyms

This will further muffle the noise coming out of your mufflers and ensure that private time stays private.
Drivers like to think they might go off-roading sometime, when what they really want is all-weather on-road security and the ability to occasionally navigate a rutted driveway to a cabin in the woods without tearing the muffler off their car.
The victim got off at 96th, carefully straightening his muffler inside his black overcoat.
First Lady (horrified at bright scarlet muffler for Navy, the creation of second lady).
It was Peter, Baron de Grost, who threw his muffler and broad-brimmed hat upon the table.
And so I will but take my chopins and my cloak, and put on my muffler, and cross the street to neighbour Ramsay's in an instant.
I should like to see her when she hath exchanged her mask and riding-beaver for her peaked hat and muffler.