Definition of bombarde in English:

bombarde

nounˈbɒmbɑːdˈbämˌbärd

1A shawm (wind instrument) of alto pitch, used in medieval bands and in Breton folk music.
〔乐〕邦巴管，芦笛
Example sentencesExamples
- The most popular Breton folk instruments are the biniou (a small bagpipe) and the bombarde, which is similar to an oboe.
- The biniou is usually heard in duet with a rustic shawm (the bombarde).
2A powerful bass reed organ stop.
低音芦笛的风栓
Example sentencesExamples
- It is quite possible when used at full strength, to play a solo on the bombarde against the full great and swell coupled together.
- The Williams Organ has one manual keyboard each for the Bombarde, Swell, Great, and Choir organs and the manuals are referred to (from top to bottom) by those names.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, denoting a shawm (see bombard).

Rhymes

Lombard

Definition of bombarde in US English:

bombarde

nounˈbämˌbärd

Music

A medieval alto-pitched shawm.
Example sentencesExamples
- The biniou is usually heard in duet with a rustic shawm (the bombarde).
- The most popular Breton folk instruments are the biniou (a small bagpipe) and the bombarde, which is similar to an oboe.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, denoting a shawm (see bombard).

单词	bombarde
释义	Definition of bombarde in English: bombarde nounˈbɒmbɑːdˈbämˌbärd 1A shawm (wind instrument) of alto pitch, used in medieval bands and in Breton folk music. 〔乐〕邦巴管，芦笛 Example sentencesExamples The most popular Breton folk instruments are the biniou (a small bagpipe) and the bombarde, which is similar to an oboe. The biniou is usually heard in duet with a rustic shawm (the bombarde). 2A powerful bass reed organ stop. 低音芦笛的风栓 Example sentencesExamples It is quite possible when used at full strength, to play a solo on the bombarde against the full great and swell coupled together. The Williams Organ has one manual keyboard each for the Bombarde, Swell, Great, and Choir organs and the manuals are referred to (from top to bottom) by those names. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, denoting a shawm (see bombard). Rhymes Lombard Definition of bombarde in US English: bombarde nounˈbämˌbärd Music A medieval alto-pitched shawm. Example sentencesExamples The biniou is usually heard in duet with a rustic shawm (the bombarde). The most popular Breton folk instruments are the biniou (a small bagpipe) and the bombarde, which is similar to an oboe. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, denoting a shawm (see bombard).
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