trombone
word
Definition
A trombone is a large brass musical instrument with a long sliding tube, used in bands and orchestras to play low, powerful notes.
Usage & Nuances
'Trombone' always refers to the musical instrument, not to be confused with other brass instruments like trumpet or tuba. Common in jazz and classical music. Pronounced with silent 'e' at the end. Often used with verbs like 'play'—'play the trombone'.
Spanish: trombónPortuguese (BR): trombonePortuguese (PT): tromboneChinese (Simplified): 长号Chinese (Traditional): 長號Hindi: ट्रॉम्बोनArabic: ترومبونBengali: ট্রম্বোনRussian: тромбонJapanese: トロンボーンVietnamese: tromboneKorean: 트롬본Turkish: trombonUrdu: ٹرامبونIndonesian: trombon
Example Sentences
He plays the trombone in the school band.
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A trombone is made of brass.
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The trombone can play low notes.
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We need someone to play trombone for the orchestra concert next week.
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"Can you believe how loud Jake's trombone is?" Sarah asked after the rehearsal.
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I've always thought the trombone sounds really cool in jazz bands.
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