"calliope" 怎么发音
word
kəˈɫaɪəˌpi
kuh-LY-uh-pee
kɐlˈaɪəpi
kuh-LY-uh-pee
释义
A calliope is a musical instrument that produces loud, cheerful sounds using steam or compressed air, often associated with circuses or riverboats. It can also refer to Calliope, the Greek Muse of epic poetry.
IPA 音标
美式英语
kəˈɫaɪəˌpi
英式英语
kɐlˈaɪəpi
简化发音
美式
kuh-LY-uh-pee
英式
kuh-LY-uh-pee
语境中听
The circus used a calliope to play music during the parade.
A calliope has pipes that make loud sounds when air passes through them.
The old riverboat still has its original calliope.
You could hear the cheerful notes of the calliope from blocks away.