muffled voice 沉闷的声音
muffled sound 模糊的声音
wrap in muffling cloth 用遮音布包裹
muffle the truth 掩盖真相
muffled explosion 沉闷的爆炸声
1. The wind was muffling the distant sound of the train.
风把远处火车的声音变得模糊不清。
2. She wrapped her face in a muffling scarf to protect against the cold.
她用围巾捂住脸以抵御寒冷。
3. The heavy curtains were muffling the noise from the street.
厚重的窗帘减弱了街道上的噪音。
4. His voice was muffled as he spoke through the door.
他隔着门说话，声音听起来很闷。
5. The rain was muffling the music coming from the band.
雨水使乐队传出的音乐听起来变得沉闷。
A: Why does the music sound so quiet and deep today?
A：为什么今天音乐听起来这么安静而且深沉？
B: It's because the heavy clouds are muffling the sound from the speakers.
B：那是因为厚重的云层正在减弱扬声器的声音。
1) 使声音变闷，使声音模糊
2) 用布、衣物等包裹或遮盖
3) 掩盖（事实、真相等）
4) 使变得不明显或失去鲜明度
1. 使（声音）变闷，变模糊
e.g.
The noise was muffled by the thick walls.
厚墙使噪音变得沉闷。
2. 用布、衣物等包裹或遮盖
e.g.
She muffled her face in a warm scarf.
她用一条温暖的围巾把脸裹得严严实实。
verb
1. to make a sound lower and less distinct, or less loud, especially by covering it or by being in a place where sound is absorbed
2. to wrap or cover something, especially the face or head, with a cloth or clothing
Synonym: dampen, deaden, hush