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tambours

/ˈtæmbʊərz/ /ˈtæmbɔːrz/

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noun

手鼓，铃鼓.

A percussive musical instrument spanned with a thin covering on at least one end for striking, forming an acoustic chamber, affecting what materials are used to make it; a membranophone.

Examples :

"The music teacher showed the students how to play the tambours, explaining that the stretched animal skin created the resonating sound when struck. "

音乐老师向学生们展示了如何演奏铃鼓，并解释说绷紧的动物皮在敲击时会产生共鸣的声音。

music sound entertainment

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noun

鼓形圆柱，圆柱体

Any similar hollow, cylindrical object.

Examples :

"Replace the drum unit of your printer."

更换打印机的鼓形圆柱体。

part architecture item structure

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桶，圆桶.

A barrel or large cylindrical container for liquid transport and storage.

Examples :

"The restaurant ordered ketchup in 50-gallon drums."

这家餐厅订购了50加仑装的大桶番茄酱。

material utility item

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鼓形墙，圆鼓墙。

The encircling wall that supports a dome or cupola.

Examples :

"The thick stone tambours of the old cathedral ensured the dome's weight was evenly distributed, preventing collapse. "

老教堂厚重的石制鼓形墙确保了穹顶的重量被均匀分散，防止了坍塌。

architecture building part

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鼓形圆柱，柱身分节。

Any of the cylindrical blocks that make up the shaft of a pillar.

Examples :

"The ancient pillar was constructed from many tambours, stacked carefully on top of each other to form its impressive height. "

那根古老的柱子由许多鼓形圆柱构成，它们被小心地堆叠在一起，形成了它令人印象深刻的高度。

architecture building part

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noun

鼓鱼

A drumfish (family Sciaenidae).

Examples :

"The fishermen caught several tambours while out on the boat. "

渔民们出海时捕到了几条鼓鱼。

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noun

线索，提示。

A tip; a piece of information.

Examples :

"I got some good tambours about the new teacher's grading policy. "

我得到了一些关于新老师评分标准的靠谱线索。

communication info

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noun

小山，丘陵。

A small hill or ridge of hills.

Examples :

"The soldiers took cover behind the tambours as they advanced across the open field. "

士兵们在穿越开阔地时，躲藏在小山后面作为掩护。

geology geography nature

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noun

晚会，聚会。

A social gathering or assembly held in the evening.

Examples :

"In the 18th century, wealthy families often hosted tambours, evening gatherings filled with music, conversation, and games. "

在十八世纪，富裕家庭经常举办晚会，这些晚间聚会充满了音乐、谈话和游戏。

culture entertainment group event society

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noun

烟花之地, 妓院

A person's home; a house or other building, especially when insalubrious; a tavern, a brothel.

Examples :

"The rumors said the old, boarded-up building at the edge of town wasn't just abandoned, but a dangerous tambours where unsavory characters gathered. "

传言说，镇子边缘那栋用木板封起来的旧房子不仅仅是被废弃了，而是一个藏污纳垢的烟花之地，一些三教九流的人都聚集在那里。

place building property

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noun

小鼓，铃鼓

A small shallow drum.

Examples :

"The child happily beat on the tambours, making a cheerful, if somewhat chaotic, rhythm. "

那个孩子高兴地敲打着小鼓/铃鼓，敲出一个欢快但略显混乱的节奏。

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绣绷，绣圈

A circular frame for embroidery.

Examples :

"Maria placed the fabric tautly within the tambours before beginning her needlework. "

玛丽亚开始刺绣前，先将布料紧绷地固定在绣绷上。

art utensil style

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noun

金银丝绣, 珠绣。

A rich kind of gold and silver embroidery.

Examples :

"The bride's gown shimmered with tambours, catching the light with its intricate gold thread. "

新娘的礼服上闪耀着金银丝绣，精细的金线捕捉着光芒。

art material style

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绷绣, 绷架绣

Silk or other material embroidered on a tambour.

Examples :

"The antique shop displayed several tambours, each featuring delicate floral designs embroidered onto fine silk stretched across small, wooden frames. "

这家古董店展示了好几件绷绣作品，每一件都将精致的鲜花图案绣在绷于小木框上的精美丝绸上。

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noun

鼓形圆柱，钟形圆顶.

The capital of a Corinthian column.

Examples :

"The architect pointed to the top of the Corinthian column, explaining that the decorative, bell-shaped part was called the tambours. "

建筑师指着科林斯柱的顶端，解释说那个装饰性的钟形部分叫做鼓形圆柱头。

architecture art

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半圆壁垒，凸出结构。

A work usually in the form of a redan, to enclose a space before a door or staircase, or at the gorge of a larger work. It is arranged like a stockade.

Examples :

"The new school building's entrance had a small tambour, creating a sheltered area before the main staircase. "

新学校的入口处有一个小小的半圆壁垒，就像一个凸出的围栏，在主楼梯前形成了一个遮蔽区域。

architecture military building

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鼓膜盒，脉搏记录器

Examples :

"The scientist connected the tambours to the patient's wrist to record the subtle changes in their pulse. "

科学家将脉搏记录器连接到病人的手腕上，以记录他们脉搏的细微变化。

medicine device physiology anatomy science body technical machine

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壁柱，扶壁。

In real tennis, a buttress-like obstruction in the main wall.

Examples :

"The ball caromed unpredictably off the tambours, making it difficult to return in the real tennis match. "

在真实网球比赛中，球撞到墙上的壁柱后，会以难以预测的方式弹开，很难回击。

architecture sport