snare drum dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de snare drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

snare drum SUBST

snare drum

tambour m à timbre

Traductions de snare drum dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

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snare drum

Traductions de snare drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.snare [GB snɛː, Am snɛr] SUBST

snare

piège m also fig

II.snare [GB snɛː, Am snɛr] VERBE trans

snare animal, person:

snare

prendre [qn/qc] au piège

III.snare [GB snɛː, Am snɛr]

a snare and a delusion

un miroir aux alouettes

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

snare drum dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de snare drum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.snare [sneəʳ, Am sner] SUBST

1. snare (animal trap):

snare

lacet m

2. snare (pitfall):

snare

collet m

II.snare [sneəʳ, Am sner] VERBE trans

1. snare (catch animals):

snare

prendre au filet

2. snare (capture):

snare

prendre au piège

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

He often uses nothing more than a snare drum, a tranceaphone and steel brushes.

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The bass drum, snare drum, cymbals, and other percussion instruments were all played using hand-held drum sticks.

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Cross-stick technique on the snare drum is commonly used, and tom-tom drums are often incorporated into the drumbeat itself.

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The snare drum section tends to be inaudible when the guitars come in.

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When it is used to imitate drumset sounds, vocal percussionists use three basic effects: bass drum, snare drum, and cymbal.

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It is essentially driven by a keyboard and also has guitar, piano, synthesizer, snare drum and bass instrumentation.

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The rapid continuous timpani and snare drum notes which link each scene, optional in the 1911 original, are compulsory in the 1947 edition.

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Before the advent of radio and electronic communications, the snare drum was often used to communicate orders to the soldiers.

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The pipe was a simple three-holed flute that could be played with one hand; the tabor is more commonly known today as a snare drum.

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It is a fast-paced rhythm typically played on a drum kit, often with the snare drum or hi hat.

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