visor — a movable front part of a helmet that can be pulled down to protect the face
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a movable front part of a helmet that can be pulled down to protect the face
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvaɪzər/
Korean meaning: 헬멧의 앞쪽 가리개, 안면보호대
Korean pronunciation: **바이**저
Example Sentences
- The medieval knight's visor was so heavy that he kept bumping into trees during practice.
- She flipped up her motorcycle helmet visor to get a better view of the road signs.
- The car's sun visor was completely useless against the vampire's glittering skin in the sunlight.
visor
NOUN//ˈvaɪzər//
a movable front part of a helmet that can be pulled down to protect the face
The motorcyclist's visor protects their face from flying dirt and debris
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Behind the visor, wisdom from advisor, watched by supervisor!
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Origin
From 14th-century Old French 'visiere', derived from 'vis' meaning 'to see' or 'face'. Ironically, while the root meant 'to see', the visor developed into something that covers or protects the face from view.
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“The medieval knight's visor was so heavy that he kept bumping into trees during practice.”
“She flipped up her motorcycle helmet visor to get a better view of the road signs.”
“The car's sun visor was completely useless against the vampire's glittering skin in the sunlight.”
“The police officer lifted his visor to show his friendly smile to the lost child.”
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