IPA: /ˈnoʊzˌpiːs/
KK: /ˈnoʊzˌpis/
A part of a helmet that protects the nose, or a component of a microscope that holds the lenses, or a part of eyeglasses that rests on the nose.
The scientist adjusted the nosepiece of the microscope to focus on the slide.
Nosepiece → It is formed from "nose" (from Old English "nosu", meaning the part of the face used for smelling) and "piece" (from Old French "piece", meaning a part or segment). The word "nosepiece" refers to a part that is associated with or attached to the nose, often used in contexts like eyeglasses or masks.
Think of the 'nose' as the part of the face used for smelling, and 'piece' as a part of something. A nosepiece is a part that relates to the nose.