Definition of aerophone in English:

aerophone

noun ˈɛːrəfəʊnˈerəˌfōn

Music

A wind instrument.
〔乐〕〈技〉气鸣乐器
Example sentencesExamples
- Many aerophones have been created and used for thousands of years.
- In addition, the harmonica belongs to the family of aerophones which I did not know very much about at the time.
- This aerophone can be used either as a solo instrument or joined with other instruments in an ensemble.
- Such reservoir aerophones are not limited to Scotland and Ireland.
- This aerophone with arch-formed blowing hole is made from a hornless bamboo tube of 50-60 cm long.

Definition of aerophone in US English:

aerophone

nounˈerəˌfōn

Music

A wind instrument.
〔乐〕〈技〉气鸣乐器
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, the harmonica belongs to the family of aerophones which I did not know very much about at the time.
- Many aerophones have been created and used for thousands of years.
- This aerophone can be used either as a solo instrument or joined with other instruments in an ensemble.
- Such reservoir aerophones are not limited to Scotland and Ireland.
- This aerophone with arch-formed blowing hole is made from a hornless bamboo tube of 50-60 cm long.

单词	aerophone
释义	Definition of aerophone in English: aerophone noun ˈɛːrəfəʊnˈerəˌfōn Music A wind instrument. 〔乐〕〈技〉气鸣乐器 Example sentencesExamples Many aerophones have been created and used for thousands of years. In addition, the harmonica belongs to the family of aerophones which I did not know very much about at the time. This aerophone can be used either as a solo instrument or joined with other instruments in an ensemble. Such reservoir aerophones are not limited to Scotland and Ireland. This aerophone with arch-formed blowing hole is made from a hornless bamboo tube of 50-60 cm long. Definition of aerophone in US English: aerophone nounˈerəˌfōn Music A wind instrument. 〔乐〕〈技〉气鸣乐器 Example sentencesExamples In addition, the harmonica belongs to the family of aerophones which I did not know very much about at the time. Many aerophones have been created and used for thousands of years. This aerophone can be used either as a solo instrument or joined with other instruments in an ensemble. Such reservoir aerophones are not limited to Scotland and Ireland. This aerophone with arch-formed blowing hole is made from a hornless bamboo tube of 50-60 cm long.
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