tabor — A small drum with one drumhead, played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A small drum with one drumhead, played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈteɪbər/
Korean meaning: 한 손으로 치는 작은 북 (다른 손으로는 피리를 연주)
Korean pronunciation: 테이-버 (강세: 테이)
Example Sentences
- The street performer amazed the crowd by playing the tabor with his knee while juggling.
- In medieval times, a single musician could provide a full band sound with just a tabor and pipe.
- The dance instructor tried to use a tabor but ended up looking like he was swatting flies while whistling.
tabor
NOUN//ˈteɪbər//
A small drum with one drumhead, played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe
Playing drum and pipe together
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Playing tabor for every neighbor, music born from joyful labor!
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Origin
중세 프랑스어 'tambour'에서 유래되어 작은 북을 의미하게 되었습니다. 원래는 아랍어 'tunbur'에서 나온 말로, 십자군 전쟁을 통해 유럽으로 전해진 악기입니다.
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“The street performer amazed the crowd by playing the tabor with his knee while juggling.”
“In medieval times, a single musician could provide a full band sound with just a tabor and pipe.”
“The dance instructor tried to use a tabor but ended up looking like he was swatting flies while whistling.”
“The museum's collection includes a 15th-century tabor made of oak wood.”
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