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tambourines

/ˌtæmbəˈriːnz/

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noun

Tambourins

A percussion instrument consisting of a small, usually wooden, hoop closed on one side with a drum frame and featuring jingling metal disks on the tread; it is most often held in the hand and shaken rhythmically; by extension, any frame drum.

Examples :

"The children shook their tambourines during the school concert, adding a lively jingle to the music. "

Les enfants ont secoué leurs tambourins pendant le concert de l'école, ajoutant un joyeux tintement à la musique.

music entertainment

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noun

Une colombe tambourin

A tambourine dove.

Examples :

"The birdwatcher spotted a pair of tambourines perched on the branch of the acacia tree. "

L'ornithologue a repéré une paire de colombes tambourin perchées sur la branche de l'acacia.

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noun

Danse provençale

A kind of Provençal dance.

Examples :

"That definition of "tambourines" is incorrect. "Tambourines" are musical instruments, not a dance. Here's a simple sentence using the correct definition: "The children shook their tambourines during the school concert." "

Les enfants ont secoué leurs tambours provençaux pendant le concert de l'école.

music dance culture

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noun

La musique pour cette danse

The music for this dance.

Examples :

"The children shook their tambourines enthusiastically during the music class performance. "

Les enfants ont secoué leurs tambourins avec enthousiasme pendant la représentation du cours de musique.

music dance entertainment