harp in Portuguese
harp in Portuguese is harpa — harp means a large stringed musical instrument played by plucking strings stretched across an open frame.
harp in Portuguese
harpa
(music, colloquial) Any musical instrument.
What does "harp" mean?
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noun A large stringed musical instrument played by plucking strings stretched across an open frame.
"She plucked a gentle melody on the harp."
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verb To keep talking about the same thing, especially in an annoying or nagging way (usually "harp on").
"He's always harping on about how things used to be cheaper."
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harp in a sentence
- She plucked a gentle melody on the harp.
- An orchestra usually has one or two harps.
- He's always harping on about how things used to be cheaper.
- Stop harping on my mistake — I already apologized.
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What is "harp" in Portuguese?
"harp" in Portuguese is harpa. harp means: A large stringed musical instrument played by plucking strings stretched across an open frame.
How do you use "harp" in a sentence?
Example: "She plucked a gentle melody on the harp." In Portuguese, "harp" is harpa.
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