tuba in Chinese
tuba in Chinese is 大号 — tuba means a large brass instrument, usually the lowest-pitched in the brass section, played by buzzing the lips into a mouthpiece and pressing valves.
tuba in Chinese
大号
Pronounced: dà hào
A large brass musical instrument, usually in the bass range, played through a vibration of the lips upon the mouthpiece and fingering of the keys.
What does "tuba" mean?
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noun A large brass instrument, usually the lowest-pitched in the brass section, played by buzzing the lips into a mouthpiece and pressing valves.
"The tuba player held down the bass line at the back of the marching band."
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noun A reed stop on a pipe organ that imitates the sound of the brass instrument.
"The organist pulled out the tuba stop for the final, thunderous chord."
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tuba in a sentence
- The tuba player held down the bass line at the back of the marching band.
- He's been learning the tuba since he was ten, and his lungs are stronger for it.
- The organist pulled out the tuba stop for the final, thunderous chord.
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What is "tuba" in Chinese?
"tuba" in Chinese is 大号. tuba means: A large brass instrument, usually the lowest-pitched in the brass section, played by buzzing the lips into a mouthpiece and pressing valves.
How do you pronounce 大号?
"tuba" in Chinese is 大号, pronounced "dà hào".
How do you use "tuba" in a sentence?
Example: "The tuba player held down the bass line at the back of the marching band." In Chinese, "tuba" is 大号.
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