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muf·fle [ˈmʌfl̩] GLAG. preh. glag.

muffle
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muffle
muffle fig.

I . muffle up GLAG. preh. glag. to muffle up ⇄ oneself

muffle

II . muffle up GLAG. nepreh. glag.

muffle
odevati se [dov. obl. odeti se]
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Wagon wheels were muffled, and men were forbidden to talk.
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The thick atmosphere limits visibility to fifty feet, muffles sound, and effectively impedes radio communications.
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In some versions, while he is pulling his robe over his head, the cloth of the robe muffles the magical song.
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She attempts to tell him that she is not seeing anyone and that she loves him, but the noise of the helicopter muffles her cries.
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Disadvantages to merged stereo involve muffling mirror-image stereo channels that are otherwise identical to the human ear.
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The term originates in the military where pilots wear helmets to protect their head and to muffle noise.
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The producer solved this by muffling the buzzing with the ocean overdub.
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However, in 1979 these panes were removed after the carillon was expanded and due to complaints that the panes were muffling the sound.
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Soundproof louvres and doors are used to muffle the sound or direct the noise towards the city or the river as required.
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The noise of the motorway is mostly muffled by the hill and woodland.
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