tambourine — a small shallow drum with metal discs around the edge that jingle when shaken or hit
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a small shallow drum with metal discs around the edge that jingle when shaken or hit
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtæmbərɪn/
Korean meaning: 가장자리에 딸랑이가 달린 작고 얕은 북
Korean pronunciation: 탬-버-린 (강세: 탬)
Example Sentences
- The street musician's tambourine was so loud that even the pigeons started dancing.
- During the wedding ceremony, grandmother surprised everyone by playing the tambourine.
- The tambourine adds a festive sound to folk music performances.
tambourine
NOUN//ˈtæmbərɪn//
a small shallow drum with metal discs around the edge that jingle when shaken or hit
Small drum with jingling metal discs
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The marine shakes his tambourine, ending his daily routine
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Origin
프랑스어 'tambourin'에서 유래했으며, 이는 아랍어 'tunbur'(현악기)에서 파생된 단어입니다. 원래는 프로방스 지방의 긴 북을 의미했지만, 현재의 둥근 형태의 악기를 지칭하게 되었습니다.
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“The street musician's tambourine was so loud that even the pigeons started dancing.”
“During the wedding ceremony, grandmother surprised everyone by playing the tambourine.”
“The tambourine adds a festive sound to folk music performances.”
“She kept perfect rhythm by tapping the tambourine against her palm.”
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