violin in Greek
violin in Greek is βιολί — violin means a small four-stringed instrument played with a bow, held under the chin, the highest-pitched of the standard string family.
violin in Greek
βιολί
Pronounced: violi
(string instrument) A small unfretted stringed instrument with four strings tuned (lowest to highest) G-D-A-E, usually held against the chin and played with a bow.
What does "violin" mean?
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noun A small four-stringed instrument played with a bow, held under the chin, the highest-pitched of the standard string family.
"She has played the violin since she was six years old."
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violin in a sentence
- She has played the violin since she was six years old.
- The orchestra's first violin led the tuning before the concert.
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What is "violin" in Greek?
"violin" in Greek is βιολί. violin means: A small four-stringed instrument played with a bow, held under the chin, the highest-pitched of the standard string family.
How do you pronounce βιολί?
"violin" in Greek is βιολί, pronounced "violi".
How do you use "violin" in a sentence?
Example: "She has played the violin since she was six years old." In Greek, "violin" is βιολί.
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