Definition of sarrusophone in English:

sarrusophone

noun səˈrʌsəfəʊnsəˈro͞ozəˌfōn

A member of a family of wind instruments similar to saxophones but with a double reed like an oboe.
萨鲁管（一种与萨克斯管相似的管乐器）
Example sentencesExamples
- It's ironic that the saxophone is well known while the sarrusophone is obscure.
- The sarrusophone was a product of this imaginative age and although it was once a popular band instrument, it has now been essentially forgotten.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the name of W. Sarrus, the 19th-century French bandmaster who invented it, + -phone.

Rhymes

sousaphone

Definition of sarrusophone in US English:

sarrusophone

nounsəˈro͞ozəˌfōn

A member of a family of wind instruments similar to saxophones but with a double reed like an oboe.
萨鲁管（一种与萨克斯管相似的管乐器）
Example sentencesExamples
- The sarrusophone was a product of this imaginative age and although it was once a popular band instrument, it has now been essentially forgotten.
- It's ironic that the saxophone is well known while the sarrusophone is obscure.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the name of W. Sarrus, the 19th-century French bandmaster who invented it, + -phone.

单词	sarrusophone
释义	Definition of sarrusophone in English: sarrusophone noun səˈrʌsəfəʊnsəˈro͞ozəˌfōn A member of a family of wind instruments similar to saxophones but with a double reed like an oboe. 萨鲁管（一种与萨克斯管相似的管乐器） Example sentencesExamples It's ironic that the saxophone is well known while the sarrusophone is obscure. The sarrusophone was a product of this imaginative age and although it was once a popular band instrument, it has now been essentially forgotten. Origin Late 19th century: from the name of W. Sarrus, the 19th-century French bandmaster who invented it, + -phone. Rhymes sousaphone Definition of sarrusophone in US English: sarrusophone nounsəˈro͞ozəˌfōn A member of a family of wind instruments similar to saxophones but with a double reed like an oboe. 萨鲁管（一种与萨克斯管相似的管乐器） Example sentencesExamples The sarrusophone was a product of this imaginative age and although it was once a popular band instrument, it has now been essentially forgotten. It's ironic that the saxophone is well known while the sarrusophone is obscure. Origin Late 19th century: from the name of W. Sarrus, the 19th-century French bandmaster who invented it, + -phone.
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