trumpet基本解释
n.喇叭；喇叭声；喇叭手
vt.宣扬；鼓吹；吹嘘
vi.吹喇叭；发出喇叭似的声音
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过去式: trumpeted 过去分词: trumpeted 现在分词: trumpeting 第三人称单数: trumpets
trumpet
基本词汇
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基本词汇
n.喇叭；喇叭声；喇叭手
vt.宣扬；鼓吹；吹嘘
vi.吹喇叭；发出喇叭似的声音
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过去式: trumpeted 过去分词: trumpeted 现在分词: trumpeting 第三人称单数: trumpets
noun
1. a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone
has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves
Synonym: cornethorntrump
trumpet的解释
verb
1. utter in trumpet-like sounds
e.g. Elephants are trumpeting
2. proclaim on, or as if on, a trumpet
e.g. Liberals like to trumpet their opposition to the death penalty
3. play or blow on the trumpet
1. 小号;喇叭
A trumpet is a musical instrument of the brass family which plays quite high notes.
2. 大力鼓吹;积极宣扬;大力宣传
If someone trumpets something that they are proud of or that they think is important, they speak about it publicly in a very forceful way.
e.g. The government has been trumpeting tourism as a growth industry...
政府一直积极宣扬旅游业是快速发展型产业。
e.g. …Mark Morris, who is trumpeted as the dance talent of his generation…
马克·莫里斯，被吹捧为他那一代的舞蹈奇才
3. (象)吼叫
When an elephant trumpets, it makes a loud sound.
e.g. The elephants trumpeted and stamped their feet at their approach.
当他们靠近时，大象又吼又跺脚。
4. blow your own trumpet -> see blow
1. 小号：)小号和它的家族成员: 小号(Trumpet)与短号(Cornet),同属于高音铜管吹奏乐器. 它们使用的音域,记谱,吹奏方法都完全相同,可以说是铜管乐器这个家族里的一对亲兄弟. 小号与短号在构造上略有不同. 如果把小号和短号的号管都拉直,
2. 喇叭：四年级的学生可以选择学小提琴(violin)、中提琴(viola)或者是大提琴(cello),而五年级的学生就有更多的选择,还可以选学长笛(flute)、黑管(clarinet)、萨克斯管(saxophone)、喇叭(trumpet)、伸缩喇叭(trombone)、打鼓(drums)和摇铃(bells)等.
3. 小喇叭：核心提示:所属分类:乐器乐器大全口琴艺术西洋乐器音乐中音口琴中音口琴的音比复音口琴低一个八度,音量比复音口琴大,在合奏中担任中音部,在管弦乐中属中音提琴(Viola)或大提琴(Cello),小喇叭(Trumpet)及伸缩喇叭(Trombone)或木管乐器的伴奏部分,
4. 号：5、 小号(Trumpet)小号是爵士乐中最常用也是最早采用的铜管乐器之一,音域可达三个八度. 小号可以自如地吹奏八度以内各种音程的跳动,也可以 自如地演奏音阶、半音阶以及分解和弦. 快速演奏时,上行的连音比下行连音自如,
1. blow one's own trumpet : 自吹自擂；
The general's trumpet gave the signal of departure.
出自：GibbonBebop pianists..trying to imitate Dizzy's trumpet or Bird's alto.
出自：O. KeepnewsMolly took a man's..handkerchief out of..her smock and trumpeted into it.
出自：N. Bawden
