cello

Word family nouncellocellist

Related topics: Music

cel·lo /ˈtʃeləʊ $ -loʊ/ noun (plural cellos) [countableC]

APMa musical instrument like a large violin that you hold between your knees and play by pulling a bow (=special stick) across the strings 大提琴 →4 See picture of 见图 STRINGED INSTRUMENT →5 see picture at 见图 stringed instrument

Examples from the Corpus

cello• The senior one was a fearsome, mustachioed amateur cello player who addressed every class in a terrifying bawl.• Not a note seems superfluous in this essay for flute, clarinet in A, vibraphone, piano, violin and cello.• I originally studied classical cello from age seven until I was fourteen, then moved to the upright bass.• I had never heard cellos and low strings added to rock songs.• The violas can be used, however, also the cellos if they can be spared from the energetic bass part.• She did not leave the hospital without the cello she played in a London symphony orchestra.

Origin cello

(1800-1900) violoncello “cello” ((18-21 centuries)), from Italian, from violone “large stringed instrument”, from viola; → VIOLA

单词	cello
释义	cello Word family nouncellocellist Related topics: Music cel·lo /ˈtʃeləʊ $ -loʊ/ noun (plural cellos) [countableC] APMa musical instrument like a large violin that you hold between your knees and play by pulling a bow (=special stick) across the strings 大提琴 →4 See picture of 见图 STRINGED INSTRUMENT →5 see picture at 见图 stringed instrument Examples from the Corpus cello• The senior one was a fearsome, mustachioed amateur cello player who addressed every class in a terrifying bawl.• Not a note seems superfluous in this essay for flute, clarinet in A, vibraphone, piano, violin and cello.• I originally studied classical cello from age seven until I was fourteen, then moved to the upright bass.• I had never heard cellos and low strings added to rock songs.• The violas can be used, however, also the cellos if they can be spared from the energetic bass part.• She did not leave the hospital without the cello she played in a London symphony orchestra. Origin cello (1800-1900) violoncello “cello” ((18-21 centuries)), from Italian, from violone “large stringed instrument”, from viola; → VIOLA
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