Definition of melophone in English:

melophone

(also mélophone)

noun ˈmɛləfəʊn

Music historical

Any of various kinds of accordion, especially one shaped like a guitar or cello and designed to be held on the player's lap.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Atlas_ (Boston). Probably from French mélophone from mélo- + -phone.

(also mélophone)

nounˈmɛləfəʊn

Music historical

Any of various kinds of accordion, especially one shaped like a guitar or cello and designed to be held on the player's lap.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Atlas_ (Boston). Probably from French mélophone from mélo- + -phone.

单词	melophone
释义	Definition of melophone in English: melophone (also mélophone) noun ˈmɛləfəʊn Music historical Any of various kinds of accordion, especially one shaped like a guitar or cello and designed to be held on the player's lap. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Atlas_ (Boston). Probably from French mélophone from mélo- + -phone. Definition of melophone in US English: melophone (also mélophone) nounˈmɛləfəʊn Music historical Any of various kinds of accordion, especially one shaped like a guitar or cello and designed to be held on the player's lap. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Atlas_ (Boston). Probably from French mélophone from mélo- + -phone.
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