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cornets

/ˈkɔːrnɪts/ /ˈkɔːrnɛts/

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noun

Corneta

A musical instrument of the brass family, slightly smaller than a trumpet, usually in the musical key of B-flat.

Examples :

"The school band practiced their cornets, producing a beautiful, clear sound. "

La banda de la escuela practicó con sus cornetas, produciendo un sonido hermoso y claro.

music entertainment

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noun

Cono, cucurucho

A piece of paper twisted to be used as a container.

Examples :

"The children made cornets out of newspaper to hold popcorn at the movie night. "

Los niños hicieron conos de periódico para guardar palomitas de maíz en la noche de cine.

stationery item

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Cono de helado

A pastry shell to be filled with ice-cream, hence an ice cream cone.

Examples :

"The children lined up eagerly, waiting for the ice cream vendor to fill their cornets with scoops of chocolate and strawberry. "

Los niños se alinearon con entusiasmo, esperando que el vendedor de helados llenara sus conos de helado con bolas de chocolate y fresa.

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noun

Tropa de caballería

A troop of cavalry; so called from its being accompanied by a cornet player.

Examples :

"The cornets charged across the field during the historical reenactment, the sound of the bugle echoing in the air. "

La tropa de caballería cargó a través del campo durante la recreación histórica, el sonido de la corneta resonando en el aire.

military history music

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noun

Corneta

A kind of organ stop.

Examples :

"The organist pulled out the cornets stop, filling the church with a bright, trumpet-like sound. "

El organista sacó el registro de corneta, llenando la iglesia con un sonido brillante, como de trompeta.

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noun

Tocado

The white headdress worn by the Sisters of Charity.

Examples :

"The Sisters of Charity, easily recognizable by their traditional blue habits and starched white cornets, visited the hospital patients. "

Las Hermanas de la Caridad, fácilmente reconocibles por sus hábitos azules tradicionales y sus tocados blancos almidonados, visitaron a los pacientes del hospital.

religion wear culture style tradition

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Bandera, estandarte

The standard flown by a cavalry troop.

Examples :

"The cavalry troop proudly displayed their cornets as they paraded through the town square. "

La tropa de caballería exhibió con orgullo sus banderas mientras desfilaba por la plaza del pueblo.

military heraldry

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Alférez

The fifth commissioned officer in a cavalry troop, who carried the colours (equivalent to the ensign in infantry).

Examples :

"In the 17th century, the newly appointed cornet proudly carried the troop's colours during the cavalry parade. "

En el siglo XVII, el alférez recién nombrado portaba con orgullo los colores de la tropa durante el desfile de caballería.

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