Tabourin

Translation of "tabourin" into Russian

Noun

/ˈtæb.ə.rɪn/

tabourins pl

The musician played the tabourin during the folk festival.

Музыкант играл на тамбурине во время народного фестиваля.

Additional translations

Verb

/ˌtæb.əˈrɪn/

tabourined Past Simple

tabourined Past Participle

tabourining Gerund

He began to tabourin on the table with his fingers.

Он начал барабанить пальцами по столу.

Additional translations

играть на малом барабане

Noun

/ˌtæb.əˈrɪn/

A small drum, especially a shallow one-sided drum used in medieval and Renaissance music.

The musician played a lively tune on the tabourin during the festival.

A lively French Baroque dance or musical composition in quick duple time, traditionally accompanied by a small drum of the same name.

The flautist ended the recital with a spirited tabourin by Rameau.

Verb

/ˌtæb.əˈrɪn/

To beat or tap rhythmically, as if on a drum.

The rain tabourined on the roof, creating a soothing melody.