| 词汇 | drum |
| 释义 | drum noun[ C ] uk /drʌm/ us /drʌm/ drumnoun[C] (INSTRUMENT)A2 a musical instrument, especially one made from a skin stretched over the end of a hollow tube or bowl, played by hitting with the hand or a stick: 鼓 a bass/snare/kettle drum大／小／定音鼓 beat of a drumThey danced to the beat of the drums (= sound of the drums being hit).他们随着鼓点翩翩起舞。 See also bass drum kettledrum side drum snare drum steel drum adventtr/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages He beat out a jazz rhythm on the drums.他击出爵士乐节奏的鼓点。 The drums and double bass usually form the rhythm section of a jazz group.爵士乐队里的节奏乐器组通常由鼓和低音提琴组成。 The drums rolled as the acrobat walked along the tightrope.在咚咚鼓声的伴奏下，杂技演员在钢丝上行走。 Beat the drum.打起鼓来。 a drum roll一阵鼓声 Musical instruments accordion acoustically aerophone alphorn alto drum machine drumbeat drumhead drumroll drumstick oud over-pedal panpipes paradiddle pedal steel tuned tuning fork tuning peg ukulele unpitched drumnoun[C] (CONTAINER)a large tube-like container: 桶 an oil drum油桶 a five-gallon plastic drum5加仑的塑料桶 drum ofa drum of radioactive waste一桶放射性废料 adventtr/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages the hollow metal cylinder in a washing machine into which clothes and other things are put for washing（洗衣机的）缸体，滚筒 General and miscellaneous containers Ball jar bin bindle biscuit tin caddy geocache gift box gunnysack hamper handbasket pallet piggy bank planter punnet receptacle safe deposit box workbasket workbox wormery wrap You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Kitchen appliances Idiombang/beat the drum drum verb[ I or T ] uk /drʌm/ us /drʌm/-mm- to hit a surface regularly and make a sound like a drum, or to make something do this: （使）敲击，（使）敲打 drum something on somethingShe drummed her fingers impatiently on the table.她不耐烦地用手指敲打桌子。 drum onThe rain drummed loudly on the roof.雨点打在屋顶上，发出很大的声响。 Hitting and beating at-risk bang away bang someone up basher bashing bunch butt fetch gut punch hammer head-butt hell kick mess swing for someone tan someone's hideidiom tar tonk wallop whop Phrasal verbsdrum something into someone drum someone out of something drum something up drum | American Dictionarydrum noun[ C ] us/drʌm/ drumnoun[C] (INSTRUMENT)a musical instrument, usually with a skin stretched over the end of a hollow tube or bowl, played by hitting with the hand or a stick drumnoun[C] (CONTAINER)a large, cylindrical container usually used for storing liquids: an oil drum drum verb[ I ] us/drʌm/-mm- drumverb[I] (INSTRUMENT)to make a rhythmic sound by hitting repeatedly: The rain drummed on the tin roof. Phrasal verbsdrum something into someone drum someone out of something drum up something drum | Business Englishdrum noun[ C ] uk /drʌm/us TRANSPORT a large container used for storing liquids such as oil and chemicals: 3000 drums of lethal chemicals have been dumped in the sea. He will collect 60 to 70 pounds of honey from his 1,500 hives and sell it in 55-gallon drums. Examples of drumdrum Here, in the underworld, the spring weather was eternal, and everywhere was the captivating reverberation of drums, a sign of constant celebration and happiness. On the building site, the drums are cut to length and then erected. The drums, however, being the prerogative of the military were only played by men. There are other signs on the last two drums of rushing to finish quickly. The soil was sterilized with equipment constructed from two metal drums joined with a plastic hose; steam was generated using firewood collected locally. Long-standing conventions governed associations between instrument types and particular settings: trumpets and drums evoked warfare, flutes divinities, oboes the pastoral. Then one of them actually danced in a frenzied state on glowing cinders, accompanied by drums. There was a guy sitting on the ground playing classical music on a keyboard, and another guy further down the platform playing drums. The drums are the most frequently mentioned instrument in jazz songs, and this emphasises the centrality of 'noise' in descriptions of jazz. The deep, relatively simple bass line reinforces and stabilises the more detailed drums. The rhythm guitar plays a flamenco-like rhythm, simultaneously referencing the mock high seriousness and the drumming feet of the flamenco dancer. I tried to do that on a set of drums. Fuel drums were stockpiled in several areas around the perimeter of the station. The turnover of fuel at this site is such that most drums would not be present for more than one or two seasons. In fact, we will be forced to view the drums as playing in half-time throughout the entire song. See all examples of drum These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withdrumdrumThese are words often used in combination with drum. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. conga drum He invented and patented the tunable congadrum (earlier drums had nailed heads) which revolutionized use of the instrument. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. drum circle He is seen by many as the person who conceived and developed the idea of the facilitated community drumcircle. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. drum corps Around this time, drumcorps began experimenting with marching timpani as well as duo and tri toms. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with drum |
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