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bagpipe

UK
/ˈbæɡ.paɪp/
US
/ˈbæɡ.paɪp/

Übersetzungen

bagpipesubstantiv
bagpipes
Pl.
UK
/ˈbæɡ.paɪp/
US
/ˈbæɡ.paɪp/
The sound of the bagpipe filled the air during the festival.
Звук волынки наполнил воздух во время фестиваля.
Synonyme
musical instrument
pipe
wind instrument
bagpipeverb
bagpiped
Präteritum
bagpiped
Partizip Perfekt
bagpiping
Gerundium
Used transitively or intransitively: to play the bagpipes or to emit a sound like bagpipes.
Synonyme
pipe
play the pipes
play the bagpipes
blow the bagpipes
blow the pipes
bagpipeadjektiv
more bagpipe
Komp.
most bagpipe
Super.
UK
/ˈbæɡpaɪp/
US
/ˈbæɡpaɪp/
Used attributively to describe something related to bagpipes or their sound.
bagpipessubstantiv

bagpipe

bagpipes
Pl.
The sound of the bagpipes filled the air during the parade.
Звук волынки наполнил воздух во время парада.
Synonyme
pipes
musical instrument
wind instrument

Definitionen

bagpipesubstantiv
A traditional musical instrument originating from Scotland, consisting of a bag that holds air and several pipes, including a chanter and drones, which produce sound when air is blown into the bag and squeezed out through the pipes.
The sound of the bagpipe echoed through the valley during the festival.
bagpipeverb
To play the bagpipes or to make a sound resembling that of bagpipes.
The piper bagpiped outside the castle at dawn.
bagpipeadjektiv
Relating to, characteristic of, or resembling bagpipes or their sound.
The band played a haunting, bagpipe melody.
bagpipessubstantiv
A traditional musical instrument originating from Scotland, consisting of a bag that holds air and several pipes, including a chanter and drones, which produce sound when air is blown into the bag and squeezed out through the pipes.
The sound of the bagpipes echoed through the valley during the festival.
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