英['mʌzl]美['mʌzl]
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来自古法语musel，口鼻，猪鼻，狗鼻，可能来自拉丁语morsus，咬，词源同mordant，morsel.引申词义给狗，马等动物带的口套，以及枪口等。
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小知识
A muzzle is a guard that covers an animal's mouth to keep it from biting. If your dog is aggressive, you might have to put a muzzle on her when you take her to the dog park.
Muzzle comes from the Latin morsus meaning “bite.” A muzzle is the nose and mouth of an animal like a cat or dog. It's also the name for a guard made of straps or wire that's worn over this part of an animal's face to keep it from biting. It's the mouth of a gun, too. If you muzzle someone, you gag him to prevent him from speaking.