cowbell in Turkish
cowbell in Turkish is inek çanı — cowbell means a bell hung around a cow's neck, often on a strap, so that the animal can be located by sound.
cowbell in Turkish
inek çanı
(musical instruments) A musical instrument, typically found without a clapper.
What does "cowbell" mean?
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noun A bell hung around a cow's neck, often on a strap, so that the animal can be located by sound.
"Each cow in the herd wore a cowbell so the farmer could find them on the hillside."
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noun A percussion instrument, usually struck with a stick, that produces the same clanking sound as a bell worn by cows.
"The drummer added a cowbell to give the track a sharper rhythmic edge."
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cowbell in a sentence
- Each cow in the herd wore a cowbell so the farmer could find them on the hillside.
- You could hear the cowbells clanking before the herd came into view.
- The drummer added a cowbell to give the track a sharper rhythmic edge.
- He tapped out the beat on a cowbell mounted next to his drum kit.
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What is "cowbell" in Turkish?
"cowbell" in Turkish is inek çanı. cowbell means: A bell hung around a cow's neck, often on a strap, so that the animal can be located by sound.
How do you use "cowbell" in a sentence?
Example: "Each cow in the herd wore a cowbell so the farmer could find them on the hillside." In Turkish, "cowbell" is inek çanı.
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