mouth
guard
复数形式
mouthguards
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护齿套, 口腔保护器
a protective device worn in the mouth to cushion teeth and gums during sports like boxing or football
A mouthguard is a protective device worn over the teeth to prevent injury during contact sports. It helps absorb impact and reduce the risk of dental damage, jaw injuries, and concussions. Mouthguards are typically made of soft, flexible materials like rubber or plastic, allowing for comfort and a secure fit. They cover the upper teeth and can be custom-fitted by a dentist or bought in generic sizes. Mouthguards are important in sports like football, hockey, and boxing, where high-impact collisions are common.
- Wearing a mouthguard is essential for preventing serious dental injuries in contact sports.
在接触性运动中,佩戴护齿套对于预防严重的牙齿损伤至关重要。
- Remember to remove your mouthguard and rinse it out with water after each use.
每次使用后记得取下护齿并用清水冲洗。
- The referee checked to ensure all players were wearing their mouthguards properly.
裁判检查以确保所有球员都正确佩戴了他们的护齿套。
- Biting down on your mouthguard can help absorb the shock of a blow to the jaw.
咬住你的护齿可以帮助吸收对下巴的打击冲击。
- Forgetting my mouthguard meant I had to sit out the game until I could find a replacement.
忘记我的护齿意味着我必须退出比赛,直到我能找到一个替代品。