vibraphone
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++vi·bra·phone /ˈvaɪbrəfəʊn $ -foʊn/ noun [countable] (also vibes [plural]) APMan electronic musical instrument that consists of metal bars that you hit with special sticks to produce a sound 颤音琴〔一种打击乐器〕
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vibraphone• Not a note seems superfluous in this essay for flute, clarinet in A, vibraphone, piano, violin and cello.• Ralph Moore is on saxophones, Bobby Hutcherson great form on vibraphone.Origin vibraphone (1900-2000) vibration + -phonevi·bra·phone nounChineseSyllable
Corpus bars musical you that that metal of an instrument electronic consists
vibraphone
vi‧bra‧phone /ˈvaɪbrəfəʊn $ -foʊn/
noun [countable] (also vibes [plural])
vi‧bra‧phone /ˈvaɪbrəfəʊn $ -foʊn/
noun [countable] (also vibes [plural]) Date: 1900-2000
Origin: vibration + -phone
an electronic musical instrument that consists of metal bars that you hit with special sticks to produce a sound
Origin: vibration + -phone