cymbal in Latin
cymbal in Latin is cymbalum — cymbal means a round, flat metal plate that produces a sharp ringing crash when struck, used in drum kits and orchestras.
cymbal in Latin
cymbalum
(percussion instrument) A concave plate of metal, usually brass or bronze, that produces a sharp, ringing sound when struck: played either in pairs, by striking them together, or singly by striking with a drumstick or the like.
What does "cymbal" mean?
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noun A round, flat metal plate that produces a sharp ringing crash when struck, used in drum kits and orchestras.
"The drummer hit the cymbal hard to mark the end of the song."
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cymbal in a sentence
- The drummer hit the cymbal hard to mark the end of the song.
- A pair of cymbals clashed together during the finale.
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What is "cymbal" in Latin?
"cymbal" in Latin is cymbalum. cymbal means: A round, flat metal plate that produces a sharp ringing crash when struck, used in drum kits and orchestras.
How do you use "cymbal" in a sentence?
Example: "The drummer hit the cymbal hard to mark the end of the song." In Latin, "cymbal" is cymbalum.
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