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trombone

/trɒmˈbəʊn/

/trɑmˈboʊn/

Translations

trombonenoun

trombones

/trɒmˈbəʊn/

/trɑmˈboʊn/

He plays the trombone in the school band.

Он играет на тромбоне в школьном оркестре.

tromboneverb

tromboned

Past Simple

tromboned

Past Participle

tromboning

Gerund

tromboneadjective

/trɒmˈbəʊn/

/trɑːmˈboʊn/

Used attributively to describe something related to the trombone, e.g., 'a trombone solo'.

trombonenoun

A brass musical instrument with a long slide used to vary the pitch, typically having a cylindrical bore and a flared bell.

The musician played a soulful melody on the trombone during the concert.

A musician who plays the trombone.

The principal trombone received a standing ovation after the concerto.

An organ stop designed to imitate the sound of a trombone.

The organist engaged the trombone to fill the cathedral with a powerful bass tone.

tromboneverb

To play the trombone.

He tromboned in the jazz ensemble every Friday night.

To move or cause to move in and out in a manner reminiscent of a trombone's slide, especially in audio or graphical manipulation.

The sound engineer tromboned the volume to create a sweeping effect.

tromboneadjective

Relating to, characteristic of, or produced by a trombone.

She practiced a complicated trombone passage before the recital.