Bugler Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbjuɡlɚ

BYOO-gler

UK

bjˈuːɡlɐ

BYOO-gluh

التعريف

A bugler is a person who plays a bugle, usually in the military, to signal certain times or events.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Bugler' is most often used in military contexts. Not the same as a general 'trumpet player'; a bugle is a simple brass instrument. Heard in ceremonies or for daily signals like 'Reveille' or 'Taps.' Rarely used outside of military or ceremonial situations.

• Spanish: corneta (persona que toca la corneta) - trompetista (militar)
• Portuguese (BR): corneteiro - trompetista (militar)
• Portuguese (PT): corneteiro - trompetista (militar)
• Chinese (Simplified): 号手
• Chinese (Traditional): 號手
• Hindi: बगलर (बग़ल बजाने वाला)
• Arabic: عازف البوق
• Bengali: বিউগলবাদক
• Russian: трубач (на горне)
• Japanese: ラッパ手
• Vietnamese: người thổi kèn hiệu
• Korean: 버글러
• Turkish: borazancı
• Urdu: بگلر
• Indonesian: peniup terompet (militer)

جمل نموذجية

The bugler played at sunrise every morning.

basic

A bugler leads the parade.

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The army bugler gave the signal to start.

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The bugler's call echoed across the silent field.

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People gathered to listen to the bugler at the memorial ceremony.

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When the bugler played 'Taps', everyone stood in silence.

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