bass drum dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de bass drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

bass drum SUBST

bass drum

grosse caisse f

Traductions de bass drum dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

grosse caisse MUS

bass drum

Traductions de bass drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.bass¹ [GB beɪs, Am beɪs] SUBST

1. bass:

bass (voice)

(voix de) basse f

bass (singer)

basse f

he's a bass

c'est une basse

2. bass:

bass (instrument)

basse f

bass (in jazz)

contrebasse f

3. bass (part):

bass

(partie de) basse f

to sing (the) bass

chanter la basse

4. bass (frequency):

bass

basse f

II.bass¹ [GB beɪs, Am beɪs] ADJ épith

1. bass:

bass voice, range, solo

de basse

bass aria

pour basse

2. bass flute, guitar, trombone, tuba:

bass

basse

the bass strings

les basses

3. bass part, line:

bass

de basse

4. bass (frequency):

bass controls, sound, notes

grave

bass² [GB bas, Am bæs] SUBST

bass ZOOL (freshwater)

perche f

bass (sea)

bar m

bass (sea)

loup m (de mer)

I.drum [GB drʌm, Am drəm] SUBST

1. drum:

drum MUS, MILIT

tambour m

2. drum:

drum (container)

bidon m

drum (larger)

baril m

a 10 litre drum

un bidon de 10 litres

3. drum:

drum TEC, MOTOR

tambour m

4. drum (spool for rope, cable):

drum

tambour m

II.drums SUBST

drums pl. tantum:

drums

batterie f

Joe Morello on drums

Joe Morello à la batterie

III.drum <pprés drumming; prét, ppas drummed> [GB drʌm, Am drəm] VERBE trans

to drum one's fingers/feet

tambouriner des doigts/des pieds (on sur)

to drum sth into sb fig

enfoncer qc dans le crâne de qn fam

IV.drum <pprés drumming; prét, ppas drummed> [GB drʌm, Am drəm] VERBE intr

1. drum (beat drum):

drum

jouer du tambour

2. drum (make drumming sound):

drum rain:

tambouriner

to drum on the table with one's fingers

tambouriner sur la table avec les doigts

V.drum [GB drʌm, Am drəm]

to beat the drum for sth fig

faire du battage pour qc

bass drum dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de bass drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

bass drum SUBST

bass drum

grosse caisse f

Traductions de bass drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

bass¹ [beɪs] SUBST

1. bass (instrument, voice):

bass

basse f

to sing bass

chanter la basse

2. bass (singer):

bass

basse f

bass² [bæs] SUBST

bass

bar m

I.drum [drʌm] SUBST

1. drum (percussion):

drum

tambour m

2. drum plur:

drum

batterie f

3. drum (object):

drum

bidon m

4. drum (washing machine part):

drum

tambour m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to bang the drum for sb/sth

rebattre les oreilles avec qn/qc

II.drum <-mm-> [drʌm] VERBE intr

1. drum (play percussion):

drum

battre du tambour

2. drum (tap):

drum a. fig

tambouriner

III.drum [drʌm] VERBE trans

drum

tambouriner

to drum one's fingers

tapoter des doigts

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Besides piano, other instruments were sometimes used in the studio, including bass drum, tambourine and various electronic keyboards.

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The sh closely resembles the sound of brushes, common in the bop era, on drum heads; the ah vowel resonates similarly to the bass drum.

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They come in shell packs of 4 or 5pcs and have a 20x22 bass drum with no snare.

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The bass drum is twice the depth of a normal bass drum, so it pushes a longer column of air.

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The bass drum is represented by a purple, horizontal line on the highway, which players must the drum pedal to hit.

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The band having asked her to do something unusual, she turned her bass drum on its side and played standing up.

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True to its name, the rubber gaskets on the lugs and bass drum claws were dyed red.

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Critics claim this results in clipping or digital distortion which can be heard as crackling, particularly during bass drum hits.

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As the chorus is sang the third time, a bass drum is also added in the flow.

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The bass drum enters at 1:13, and the main portion of the song begins at 1:30.

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