Definition of percussionist in English:

percussionist

noun pəˈkʌʃ(ə)nɪstpərˈkəʃ(ə)nəst

A player of a percussion instrument, especially in an orchestra.
the six percussionists backing the orchestra lift their cymbals high in the air
Example sentencesExamples
- The orchestral percussionists are given plenty to do.
- It was only natural that the percussionists who earned their subsistence by drumming in temples gradually became a class by themselves.
- There were eight percussionists, with an incredible assortment of instruments requiring their attention.
- The orchestra is comprised of two vocalists, a violinist, a flautist, a sitar player, and a percussionist.
- Alone, she showed why she's one of the foremost percussionists in the world.
- I wouldn't be surprised to learn that their percussionist moonlights with a big band.
- The percussionists are ranged round the auditorium, the seats within being arranged to face several different ways.
- The percussionists must organize their practice time to cover a variety of instruments.
- A rival program at a campus across town, along with their flamboyant, ruthless coach, has their eye on the talented percussionist.
- 'Castles of sound' are continuously erected by an awesome phalanx of 200-odd percussionists relentlessly working on their drums.

Rhymes

constructionist

Definition of percussionist in US English:

percussionist

nounpərˈkəSH(ə)nəstpərˈkəʃ(ə)nəst

A player of a percussion instrument, especially in an orchestra.
the six percussionists backing the orchestra lift their cymbals high in the air
Example sentencesExamples
- The orchestral percussionists are given plenty to do.
- It was only natural that the percussionists who earned their subsistence by drumming in temples gradually became a class by themselves.
- Alone, she showed why she's one of the foremost percussionists in the world.
- A rival program at a campus across town, along with their flamboyant, ruthless coach, has their eye on the talented percussionist.
- I wouldn't be surprised to learn that their percussionist moonlights with a big band.
- 'Castles of sound' are continuously erected by an awesome phalanx of 200-odd percussionists relentlessly working on their drums.
- The percussionists must organize their practice time to cover a variety of instruments.
- There were eight percussionists, with an incredible assortment of instruments requiring their attention.
- The orchestra is comprised of two vocalists, a violinist, a flautist, a sitar player, and a percussionist.
- The percussionists are ranged round the auditorium, the seats within being arranged to face several different ways.

单词	percussionist
释义	Definition of percussionist in English: percussionist noun pəˈkʌʃ(ə)nɪstpərˈkəʃ(ə)nəst A player of a percussion instrument, especially in an orchestra. the six percussionists backing the orchestra lift their cymbals high in the air Example sentencesExamples The orchestral percussionists are given plenty to do. It was only natural that the percussionists who earned their subsistence by drumming in temples gradually became a class by themselves. There were eight percussionists, with an incredible assortment of instruments requiring their attention. The orchestra is comprised of two vocalists, a violinist, a flautist, a sitar player, and a percussionist. Alone, she showed why she's one of the foremost percussionists in the world. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that their percussionist moonlights with a big band. The percussionists are ranged round the auditorium, the seats within being arranged to face several different ways. The percussionists must organize their practice time to cover a variety of instruments. A rival program at a campus across town, along with their flamboyant, ruthless coach, has their eye on the talented percussionist. 'Castles of sound' are continuously erected by an awesome phalanx of 200-odd percussionists relentlessly working on their drums. Rhymes constructionist Definition of percussionist in US English: percussionist nounpərˈkəSH(ə)nəstpərˈkəʃ(ə)nəst A player of a percussion instrument, especially in an orchestra. the six percussionists backing the orchestra lift their cymbals high in the air Example sentencesExamples The orchestral percussionists are given plenty to do. It was only natural that the percussionists who earned their subsistence by drumming in temples gradually became a class by themselves. Alone, she showed why she's one of the foremost percussionists in the world. A rival program at a campus across town, along with their flamboyant, ruthless coach, has their eye on the talented percussionist. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that their percussionist moonlights with a big band. 'Castles of sound' are continuously erected by an awesome phalanx of 200-odd percussionists relentlessly working on their drums. The percussionists must organize their practice time to cover a variety of instruments. There were eight percussionists, with an incredible assortment of instruments requiring their attention. The orchestra is comprised of two vocalists, a violinist, a flautist, a sitar player, and a percussionist. The percussionists are ranged round the auditorium, the seats within being arranged to face several different ways.
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