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drummer

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drum·mer  (drmr)
n.
One who plays a drum, as in a band.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.drummerdrummer - someone who plays a drum            
percussionist - a musician who plays percussion instruments
timpanist, tympanist - a person who plays the kettledrums
Translations
drummer [ˈdrʌməʳ] n (in military band) → tambor m/f;
(in jazz/pop group) → batería m/f
drummer [ˈdrʌməʳ] drum n(joueur m de) tambour m
drummer [ˈdrʌməʳ] drum nTrommler(in) m(f);
(in band, pop group) → Schlagzeuger(in) m(f)
drummer [ˈdrʌməʳ] nbatterista m/f


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On the morning of the fourth day a judgement overtook that drummer.
The orchestra played negro melodies and a versatile drummer pounded, whacked, clattered and scratched on a dozen machines to make noise.
A drummer, their leader, turned round facing the singers, and flourishing his arm, began a long-drawn-out soldiers' song, commencing with the words: "Morning dawned, the sun was rising," and concluding: "On then, brothers, on to glory, led by Father Kamenski.
 
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