snare drum en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de snare drum en el diccionario inglés»español

snare, a. snare drum

tambor m (con bordón)

Traducciones de snare drum en el diccionario inglés»español

I.snare [ingl. am. snɛr, ingl. brit. snɛː] SUST.

1.1. snare (to catch animals):

snare

trampa f

snare

cepo m

1.2. snare (ploy, plan):

snare

trampa f

it's just a snare and a delusion

no es más que un engaño

2.1. snare (of drum):

snare

bordón m

2.2. snare:

snare, a. snare drum

tambor m (con bordón)

II.snare [ingl. am. snɛr, ingl. brit. snɛː] V. trans.

snare rabbit/bird:

snare

atrapar

how did he manage to snare such a pretty wife?

¿cómo pudo cazar or atrapar a una mujer tan bonita?

I.drum [ingl. am. drəm, ingl. brit. drʌm] SUST.

1.1. drum MÚS.:

drum

tambor m

to beat the drum for sth

anunciar or pregonar algo con bombos y platillos

to beat the drum for sth

anunciar or pregonar algo a bombo y platillo Esp.

1.2. drum MÚS. <drums, pl > (in band):

drum

batería f

with Buddy Rich on drums

con Buddy Rich en (la) batería

2.1. drum (container):

drum

bidón m

2.2. drum (machine part):

drum

tambor m

a revolving drum

un tambor giratorio

2.3. drum (spool):

drum

tambor m

3.1. drum MOTOR:

brake drum

tambor m (del freno)

3.2. drum MOTOR (brake):

drum coloq.

freno m de tambor

4. drum ARQUIT.:

drum

tambor m

II.drum <part. pres. drumming; pret., part. pas. drummed> [ingl. am. drəm, ingl. brit. drʌm] V. trans.

drum table/floor:

drum

golpetear

to drum one's fingers

tamborilear con los dedos

III.drum <part. pres. drumming; pret., part. pas. drummed> [ingl. am. drəm, ingl. brit. drʌm] V. intr.

1. drum MÚS.:

drum

tocar el tambor

2. drum (vibrate):

drum sound:

resonar

3. drum (beat, tap):

drum person:

dar golpecitos

drum person:

tamborilear

drum rain/hail/hooves:

repiquetear

snare drum en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de snare drum en el diccionario inglés»español

snare drum SUST.

snare drum

tambor m

Traducciones de snare drum en el diccionario inglés»español

I.snare [sneəʳ, ingl. am. sner] SUST.

snare

trampa f

II.snare [sneəʳ, ingl. am. sner] V. trans. (catch)

snare animal

cazar (con trampa)

snare person

atrapar

I.drum [drʌm] -mm- SUST.

1. drum MÚS., TÉC.:

drum

tambor m

2. drum pl (in a band):

drum

batería f

3. drum (for oil):

drum

bidón m

4. drum ANAT.:

drum

tímpano m

II.drum [drʌm] -mm- V. intr.

drum (play percussion)

tocar el tambor

drum (with fingers)

tamborilear con los dedos

to drum on sth

tamborilear con los dedos sobre algo

III.drum [drʌm] -mm- V. trans. coloq.

to drum sth into sb

meter a alguien algo en la cabeza

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Much of the development of the snare drum and the drum rudiments is closely tied with the use of the snare drum in the military.

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The movement ends with the final statement of the first theme accompanied by a remarkable ticking passage for castanets, wood block, and snare drum.

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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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He has the snare drummer play several instruments at once: wood block, castanets and snare drum.

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The snare drum is almost always double-headed, with rattles (called "snares") of gut, metal wire or synthetics stretched across one or both heads.

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

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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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By the 15th century, the size of the snare drum increased and had a cylindrical shape.

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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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Snare drum stands have long been used by some drummers to support tom-tom drums.

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