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tambourin

/ˌtæmbəˈriːn/ /ˌtæmbəˈrɪn/

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noun

铃鼓舞

An old lively Provençal dance, common on the stage.

Examples :

"The children learned the tambourin dance for their school performance. "

孩子们为了学校的演出学习了铃鼓舞。

music dance entertainment culture

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noun

手鼓，铃鼓

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 tambourins during the school music lesson, creating a lively, jingling rhythm. "

孩子们在音乐课上摇晃着铃鼓，营造出欢快、叮当作响的节奏。

music entertainment

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noun

地鸠

A tambourine dove.

Examples :

"While birdwatching in the park, I spotted a tambourin perched on a low branch, its gentle cooing blending with the rustling leaves. "

在公园里观鸟时，我看到一只地鸠栖息在低矮的树枝上，它温柔的咕咕声与沙沙作响的树叶声融为一体。

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noun

坦布兰舞

A kind of Provençal dance.

Examples :

"The village festival always ends with a lively tambourin, where everyone joins in the energetic steps. "

村庄的节日总是以热闹的坦布兰舞结尾，每个人都加入进来跳起充满活力的舞步。

music dance culture

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noun

铃鼓舞，铃鼓舞曲

The music for this dance.

Examples :

"The dance instructor played the tambourin, and the students arranged themselves in lines. "

舞蹈老师开始演奏铃鼓舞曲，学生们便排成队列。