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kettledrum
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ket·tle·drum  (ktl-drm)
n.
A large copper or brass hemispherical drum with a parchment head that can be tuned by adjusting the tension.

kettledrum [ˈkɛtəlˌdrʌm]
n
(Music / Instruments) a percussion instrument of definite pitch, consisting of a hollow bowl-like hemisphere covered with a skin or membrane, supported on a tripod or stand. The pitch may be adjusted by means of screws or pedals, which alter the tension of the skin
kettledrummer  n
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Noun1.kettledrumkettledrum - a large hemispherical brass or copper percussion instrument with a drumhead that can be tuned by adjusting the tension on it
percussion instrument, percussive instrument - a musical instrument in which the sound is produced by one object striking another
Translations
kettledrum [ˈketldrʌm] Ntimbal m
kettledrum [ˈkɛtəldrʌm] ntimbale f
kettledrum
n(Kessel)pauke f
kettledrum [ˈkɛtlˌdrʌm] ntimpano
kettledrum [ˈkɛtlˌdrʌm] ntimpano


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