saxophone in Japanese
saxophone in Japanese is サクソフォン — saxophone means a brass wind instrument with a single reed, curved body, and upturned bell, common in jazz and marching bands.
saxophone in Japanese
サクソフォン
Pronounced: sakusofon
A single-reed instrument musical instrument of the woodwind family, usually made of brass and with a distinctive loop bringing the bell upwards.
What does "saxophone" mean?
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noun A brass wind instrument with a single reed, curved body, and upturned bell, common in jazz and marching bands.
"She played a soulful saxophone solo halfway through the song."
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noun A person who plays the saxophone.
"Their band needed a saxophone for the new arrangement."
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saxophone in a sentence
- She played a soulful saxophone solo halfway through the song.
- The saxophone was invented in the 1840s but is a fixture of modern jazz.
- Their band needed a saxophone for the new arrangement.
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What is "saxophone" in Japanese?
"saxophone" in Japanese is サクソフォン. saxophone means: A brass wind instrument with a single reed, curved body, and upturned bell, common in jazz and marching bands.
How do you pronounce サクソフォン?
"saxophone" in Japanese is サクソフォン, pronounced "sakusofon".
How do you use "saxophone" in a sentence?
Example: "She played a soulful saxophone solo halfway through the song." In Japanese, "saxophone" is サクソフォン.
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