Tabor Meaning in English

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释义

A tabor is a small drum, often used in medieval or folk music, usually played with one hand.

用法与细微差别

"Tabor" is rare in modern English, mainly seen in historical or music contexts. Not to be confused with "tambourine" or modern "drum". Usually refers to an instrument paired with a pipe (flute-like), and may appear in historical fiction or early music discussions.

• Spanish: tamboril (instrumento musical antiguo)
• Portuguese (BR): taborda (instrumento antigo) - tambor (arcaico, pequeno tambor)
• Portuguese (PT): taborda (instrumento antigo) - tambor (arcaico, pequeno tambor)
• Chinese (Simplified): 塔博鼓（中世纪小鼓）
• Chinese (Traditional): 塔博鼓（中世紀小鼓）
• Hindi: तबोर (मध्यम स्वरूप का ढोल)
• Arabic: تابور (طبل صغير قديم)
• Bengali: টেবর (ঐতিহাসিক ছোট ঢাক)
• Russian: табор (старинный небольшой барабан)
• Japanese: タボール（中世の小太鼓）
• Vietnamese: trống tabor (trống nhỏ cổ)
• Korean: 타보르 (중세 작은 북)
• Turkish: tabor (tarihi küçük davul)
• Urdu: ٹیبر (تاریخی چھوٹا ڈھول)
• Indonesian: tabor (gendang kecil zaman dulu)

例句

The musician played the tabor and a pipe at the same time.

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In medieval times, the tabor was common in celebrations.

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A tabor is smaller than most modern drums.

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I saw a performer playing tabor and pipe at the Renaissance fair—it sounded amazing!

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If you like folk music, you might recognize the sound of a tabor in old recordings.

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Hardly anyone uses a tabor anymore, except for historical reenactments or special performances.

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