Traducciones de „trumpet“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

I . trumpet [ˈtrʌmpɪt, ingl. am. -pət] SUST. MÚS.

trumpet

trąbka f

II . trumpet [ˈtrʌmpɪt, ingl. am. -pət] V. intr.

trumpet

trąbić [perf za-]

III . trumpet [ˈtrʌmpɪt, ingl. am. -pət] V. trans. esp pey.

to trumpet sth

rozpowiadać [lub trąbić] o czymś

Ejemplos de uso para trumpet

to blow the trumpet

grać [perf za-] na trąbce

to blast a trumpet

mocno dąć [perf za-] w trąbkę

to trumpet sth

rozpowiadać [lub trąbić] o czymś

to blow one's own trumpet coloq.

przechwalać się

to blow a blast on a trumpet

mocno zadąć w trąbkę

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The bell of current models being sold is approximately 24.5 cm while the bell of a regular trumpet is approximately 10 cm-12 cm.

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They use instruments ranging from classical acoustical instruments like cello, trumpet, piano, flute to the instruments of a modern rock band.

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Then from the distance comes the sound of a trumpet.

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His new trumpets were not offered for sale until after his death.

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He was educated playing the harmonium, trumpet, and cello, as well as in theoretical subjects.

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Later cibells have been written either for voice or a variation of instruments, such as the trumpet or harpsichord.

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The eight-bar piano solo which precedes the trumpet solo on the album version is overlapped with guitar on the single version before the last verse.

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A fanfare motive in offstage trumpets, repeated onstage, is then heard.

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At the age of eight, he began to play the trumpet.

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The tepals are more or less joined at the base, sometimes with a corona (a structure like the trumpet of a daffodil).

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