A1 noun 中性

trombone

/trɒmˈboʊn/

A large brass musical instrument consisting of a long metal tube with two turns and a long sliding section. It is played by blowing into a mouthpiece while moving the slide to change the pitch of the notes.

例句

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1

My brother plays the trombone in the school band every Friday.

My brother plays the trombone in the school band every Friday.

2

The orchestra requires a professional trombone player for the upcoming winter concert.

The orchestra requires a professional trombone player for the upcoming winter concert.

3

I tried to play the trombone yesterday, but it was way too loud!

I tried to play the trombone yesterday, but it was way too loud!

词族

名词
trombone
形容词
trombonic
相关
trombonist
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记忆技巧

Think of a 'long bone' (trombone) that you slide back and forth to make music.

快速测验

The musician moved the _____ on his trombone to reach the low notes.

正确!

正确答案是: slide

例句

1

My brother plays the trombone in the school band every Friday.

everyday

My brother plays the trombone in the school band every Friday.

2

The orchestra requires a professional trombone player for the upcoming winter concert.

formal

The orchestra requires a professional trombone player for the upcoming winter concert.

3

I tried to play the trombone yesterday, but it was way too loud!

informal

I tried to play the trombone yesterday, but it was way too loud!

4

Historical analysis shows the trombone evolved from the medieval sackbut.

academic

Historical analysis shows the trombone evolved from the medieval sackbut.

5

The instrument factory specializes in the manufacturing of high-grade brass trombones.

business

The instrument factory specializes in the manufacturing of high-grade brass trombones.

词族

名词
trombone
形容词
trombonic
相关
trombonist

常见搭配

play the trombone to perform music on a trombone
trombone player a person who performs with a trombone
trombone section the group of musicians playing trombones in a band
brass trombone an instrument made from the metal brass
trombone slide the part of the instrument that moves to change notes

常用短语

tenor trombone

the standard type of trombone most people play

bass trombone

a larger version of the instrument with a lower sound

trombone solo

a piece of music played by one trombone player alone

容易混淆的词

trombone vs trumpet

A trumpet is smaller and uses valves (buttons) to change notes, whereas a trombone is larger and uses a slide.

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使用说明

In English, when discussing musical ability, always use the definite article 'the' before the instrument name, such as 'play the trombone'.

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常见错误

Learners often omit the word 'the' when saying they play an instrument, saying 'I play trombone' instead of 'I play the trombone'.

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记忆技巧

Think of a 'long bone' (trombone) that you slide back and forth to make music.

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词源

Derived from the Italian word 'trombone', which means 'large trumpet' (tromba + the augmentative suffix -one).

语法模式

countable noun (plural: trombones) usually preceded by 'the' when used with the verb 'play'
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文化背景

The trombone is a core instrument in jazz music, famous for its 'glissando' sound where it slides between notes.

快速测验

The musician moved the _____ on his trombone to reach the low notes.

正确!

正确答案是: slide

更多music词汇

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A1

A large musical instrument with a row of black and white keys that are pressed to make sound. It produces music by hitting wire strings with small hammers and is used in many styles of music.

instrument

A1

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bass

A1

The bass is the lowest range of musical notes or the lowest-sounding part in a piece of music. It also refers to a person with a very deep singing voice or instruments like the bass guitar that play low notes.

sharp

A1

In music, a sharp is a symbol (#) that tells a player to play a note one half-step higher. It also refers to the specific note that has been raised.

note

A1

In music, a note is a single sound with a specific pitch and length. It also refers to the written symbol on a page that tells a musician which sound to play.

flat

A1

In music, a flat is a symbol (♭) that tells a musician to play a note a half-step lower than usual. It also describes a sound or voice that is slightly lower than the correct musical pitch.

beat

A1

The regular pulse or rhythm in a piece of music that you can clap your hands or tap your feet to. It is the basic unit of time in a song that helps musicians stay together.

scale

A1

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melody

A1

A melody is a sequence of musical notes that are pleasant to listen to and form a main tune. It is the part of a song that people usually hum or sing along with.

bar

A1

In music, a bar is a short section of music that contains a specific number of beats. It is shown on paper by vertical lines that divide the musical staff into equal parts.

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