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timbal

/ˈtɪm.bəl/

Translations

timbalnoun

timbals

/ˈtɪm.bəl/

timbaleInstrument de percussion, surtout dans la musique latine.

The percussionist played a lively rhythm on the timbal during the salsa performance.

Le percussionniste a joué un rythme entraînant sur la timbale pendant le spectacle de salsa.

timbalePièce de cuisine moulée, généralement de viande, de poisson ou de légumes.

The menu included a lobster timbal set atop a pool of saffron sauce.

Le menu comprenait une timbale de homard posée sur un lit de sauce au safran.

Synonyms

percussion instrument

timbaladjective

/ˈtɪmbəl/

Used attributively before another noun to describe music, rhythms, or performers associated with the timbal drum.

Additional translations

timbalesEmploi adjectival, surtout dans le domaine musical.

timbalsnoun

timbal

timbals

/ˈtɪm.bəlz/

/ˈtɪm.bɑlz/

timbalesInstrument de percussion, au pluriel en français dans cet emploi.

The percussionist played the timbals with great skill during the salsa performance.

Le percussionniste a joué des timbales avec beaucoup de virtuosité pendant le spectacle de salsa.

timbalnoun

A type of drum, often used in Latin American music, that is played with sticks and typically has a metal shell.

The percussionist played a lively rhythm on the timbal during the salsa performance.

A molded dish of minced meat, fish, or vegetables baked in pastry or served in a round timbale mold.

The menu included a lobster timbal set atop a pool of saffron sauce.

timbaladjective

Relating to or characteristic of a timbal drum or the style of music played on it.

Her timbal solo electrified the crowd during the Latin jazz set.

timbalsnoun

A type of drum, specifically a pair of small, shallow drums with a single head, played with sticks, often used in Latin American music.

The percussionist played the timbals with great skill during the salsa performance.