kettledrum

UK
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌm/
US
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌm/

Translations

kettledrumnoun
kettledrums
pl
UK
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌm/
US
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌm/
timbaleEn musique.
The kettledrum added a deep, resonant sound to the orchestra's performance.
La timbale a ajouté un son profond et résonnant à la prestation de l’orchestre.
Synonyms
percussion instrument
kettledrumadjective
UK
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌm/
US
/ˈkɛt̬.əl.drʌm/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to kettledrums (e.g., "kettledrum music").
de timbalesEmployé comme adjectif en contexte musical.
The percussionist premiered a new piece featuring a kettledrum solo.
Le percussionniste a créé une nouvelle pièce comportant un solo de timbales.
kettledrumsnoun

kettledrum

kettledrums
pl
UK
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌmz/
US
/ˈkɛt.əl.drʌmz/
timbalesEnsemble orchestral ; instrument de percussion à hauteur déterminée.
The orchestra's performance was enhanced by the powerful sound of the kettledrums.
La prestation de l’orchestre a été renforcée par le son puissant des timbales.
Synonyms
percussion instruments

Definitions

kettledrumnoun
A large drum with a hemispherical body, typically made of copper, and a drumhead that can be tuned to different pitches, used especially in orchestras and bands.
The kettledrum added a deep, resonant sound to the orchestra's performance.
kettledrumadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a kettledrum or kettledrums; suitable for or involving kettledrums.
The percussionist premiered a new piece featuring a kettledrum solo.
kettledrumsnoun
A type of large drum with a rounded bottom, typically made of copper or brass, that produces a deep, resonant sound and is played with mallets; often used in orchestras and bands.
The orchestra's performance was enhanced by the powerful sound of the kettledrums.