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Trombone
Translation of "trombone" into Russian
trombone
Noun
UK
/trɒmˈbəʊn/
US
/trɑmˈboʊn/
trombone
trombones pl
He plays the trombone in the school band.
Он играет на тромбоне в школьном оркестре.
Definitions
trombone
Noun
UK
/trɒmˈbəʊn/
US
/trɑmˈboʊn/
A brass musical instrument with a long slide used to vary the pitch, typically having a cylindrical bore and a flared bell.
The musician played a soulful melody on the trombone during the concert.
A musician who plays the trombone.
The principal trombone received a standing ovation after the concerto.
An organ stop designed to imitate the sound of a trombone.
The organist engaged the trombone to fill the cathedral with a powerful bass tone.
trombone
Verb
UK
/trɒmˈbəʊn/
US
/trɑmˈboʊn/
To play the trombone.
He tromboned in the jazz ensemble every Friday night.
To move or cause to move in and out in a manner reminiscent of a trombone's slide, especially in audio or graphical manipulation.
The sound engineer tromboned the volume to create a sweeping effect.
trombone
Adjective
UK
/trɒmˈbəʊn/
US
/trɑmˈboʊn/
Relating to, characteristic of, or produced by a trombone.
She practiced a complicated trombone passage before the recital.
Idioms and phrases
play trombone
He learned to play trombone in high school.
играть на тромбоне
Он научился играть на тромбоне в школе.
trombone solo
The concert featured a stunning trombone solo.
тромбонное соло
Концерт включал в себя потрясающее тромбонное соло.
trombone player
The trombone player received a standing ovation.
тромбонист
Тромбонист получил бурные аплодисменты стоя.
jazz trombone
He is famous for his jazz trombone performances.
джазовый тромбон
Он известен своими выступлениями на джазовом тромбоне.
trombone section
The trombone section was crucial in the orchestra's performance.
группа тромбонов
Группа тромбонов была ключевой в исполнении оркестра.