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accordion [əˈkɔːdɪən] n
1. (Music / Instruments) a portable box-shaped instrument of the reed organ family, consisting of metallic reeds that are made to vibrate by air from a set of bellows controlled by the player's hands. Notes are produced by means of studlike keys 2. (Music / Instruments) short for piano accordion [from German Akkordion,from Akkord harmony, chord] accordionist n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations accordion [əˈkɔːrdɪən] n (= musical instrument) → accordéon m accordion n → Akkordeon nt, → Ziehharmonika f n accordion [əˈkoːdiən] a musical instrument with bellows and a keyboard. trekklavier آلَة الأكُورْدْيُون المُوسِيقِيه акордеон akordeon harmonika Akkordeon ακορντεόν acordeón akordion آکاردئون harmonikka accordéon אַקוֹרְדיוֹן एक वाद्ययंत्र harmonika (tangó)harmonika akordeon harmóníka fisarmonica アコーディオン 아코디언 akordeonas akordeons akordion accordeon trekkspill akordeon acordeão acordeon аккордеон akordeón, (ťahacia) harmonika harmonika harmonika dragspel หีบเพลง akordeon 手風琴 акордеон, гармонь ہارمونیم جیسا موسیقی کا ایک ساز đàn ăc-cooc 手风琴 accordion → أكورديون tahací harmonika harmonika Akkordeon ακορντεόν acordeón harmonikka accordéon harmonika fisarmonica アコーディオン 아코디언 accordeon trekkspill akordeon acordeão, sanfona аккордеон dragspel หีบเพลง akordiyon đàn ắccoócđêông 手风琴 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Dan went on, with a cautious look at Tom Plait, holding the accordion low in the bunk: The young Italian who furnished it would even get up and dance, his arms around his girl, playing the accordion behind her back. Our music consisted of the well-mixed strains of a melodeon which was a little asthmatic and apt to catch its breath where it ought to come out strong, a clarinet which was a little unreliable on the high keys and rather melancholy on the low ones, and a disreputable accordion that had a leak somewhere and breathed louder than it squawked--a more elegant term does not occur to me just now. |
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