Visor

Definition

visor /'vaÇzǝ(r)/ n ၁။ မ်က္ႏွာကာ။ a motorcycle helmet with a visor. ၂။ ေနကာ။ ၃။ (ကားေမာင္းသူ အတြက္) ေနကာ။ ေနေရာင္ကာ။

Examples

1. ‘Tests showed the gadget
2. which riders attach to the inside of fixed visors on their helmets to act as sunglasses
3. only let through three per cent of light.’
4. ‘Hayden pulled down the visor of his helmet as the sun rose higher.’
5. ‘Leading Firefighter Andy Hopkinson braved temperatures so high they melted helmet visors and smoke detectors.’
6. ‘The court also heard that Sami would have had an impaired view of the road
7. either from spray on the visor of his crash helmet or from him taking his hand off the bike to clear it.’
8. ‘One was the Winged Messenger of old
9. eight feet tall in a silvered suit and a helmet with a reflective visor and golden wings that covered his head and neck completely.’
10. ‘With a grin behind his visor and helmet
11. he drifted toward her.’
12. ‘Amanda wiped her sleeve across her face and adjusted her helmet visor
13. which she'd decided to wear for the special occasion.’
14. ‘Most fortunately
15. the visor on my helmet was down and I suffered only a momentary loss of vision.’
16. ‘He was lucky to have the visor down on his helmet
17. as he could have been struck on his eye or his nose.’
18. ‘Then
19. as the people who had arrived to attend the meeting were gathering outside the venue
20. two men wearing helmets with visors covering their faces approached the crowd.’
21. ‘They all unsealed their helmets and opened their visors.’
22. ‘The troops will be equipped with modern flame-retardant suits
23. helmets and visors and special public order long batons and shields.’
24. ‘Pulling the visor up on the helmet I repeated my previous statement and smacked him on the arm.’
25. ‘One by one
26. each knight closes the visor on his helmet.’
27. ‘He was wearing a motorcycle helmet and had the visor pulled down in front of his face.’
28. ‘The Health Board is to write again to the GAA urging it to make the wearing of helmets with visors compulsory in hurling following the revelation that four eyes have been blinded due to hurling injuries in Waterford and Cork since June.’
29. ‘The helmet had a monochrome visor that covered the entire face
30. which made him feel as though he were in a dark closet.’
31. ‘This person was wearing black clothing and had a dark-tinted visor on their helmet.’
32. ‘From helmet
33. visors / sunglasses to raincoat
34. latex gloves or waterproof pants
35. vests and boots - we got to have them all or else you are going to travel cold
36. shivering and unable to focus.’
37. ‘As I turned onto the nearly empty streets I opened the visor on my full-face helmet to help get some air.’