Squeezebox Meaning in English

word

US

ˈskwiːzbɒks

SKWEEZ-boks

UK

skwˈiːzbɒks

sk-WEEZ-boks

释义

A squeezebox is an informal term for musical instruments like the accordion and concertina, which are played by pressing keys or buttons while moving the bellows in and out.

用法与细微差别

Squeezebox is informal and most commonly refers to the accordion, but it can also mean similar bellows-driven instruments like the concertina. Used mainly in folk and traditional music contexts; not a technical term.

• Spanish: acordeón
• Portuguese (BR): sanfona - acordeão
• Portuguese (PT): concertina - acordeão
• Chinese (Simplified): 手风琴
• Chinese (Traditional): 手風琴
• Hindi: अकार्डियन (हारमोनियम जैसा वाद्ययंत्र)
• Arabic: أكورديون
• Bengali: স্কুইজবক্স (অ্যাকার্ডিয়ন/কনসার্টিনা)
• Russian: гармошка - аккордеон
• Japanese: アコーディオン - コンサーティーナ
• Vietnamese: đàn accordion - concertina
• Korean: 아코디언 - 콘서티나
• Turkish: akordeon - konserina
• Urdu: سکوئیز باکس (اکورڈین/کنسرٹینا)
• Indonesian: akordeon - concertina

例句

He learned to play the squeezebox as a child.

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The band uses a squeezebox in their folk songs.

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She bought a vintage squeezebox from the market.

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Nothing gets the crowd moving like a lively squeezebox tune.

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He always brings his squeezebox to family parties.

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Have you heard her play the squeezebox? She's amazing!

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