Definition of Guarnerius in US English:

Guarnerius

noun ˌɡwärˈnerēəsˌɡwärˈnerēəs

A violin made by a member of the Guarneri family of Cremona, Italy, during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sure, a Stradivarius or a Guarnerius sounds good, but mainly it is much easier to play, especially if you're Heifetz.
- The soloist, Alan Loveday plays articulately with his beautiful Guarnerius which seems to rival the best of the Strads in terms of sweet overtones.
- The chances of uncovering an original Guarnerius or Stradivarius in Australia are extremely slim.
- Strads are described as sounding sweet and golden, while Guarneriuses are more dusky or earthy and sensuous.
- ‘Most authorities rank the Guarnerius violin second to the Stradivarius, although there are many who consider the Guarnerius

Definition of Guarnerius in US English:

Guarnerius

nounˌɡwärˈnerēəs

A violin made by a member of the Guarneri family of Cremona, Italy, during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chances of uncovering an original Guarnerius or Stradivarius in Australia are extremely slim.
- Strads are described as sounding sweet and golden, while Guarneriuses are more dusky or earthy and sensuous.
- ‘Most authorities rank the Guarnerius violin second to the Stradivarius, although there are many who consider the Guarnerius
- Sure, a Stradivarius or a Guarnerius sounds good, but mainly it is much easier to play, especially if you're Heifetz.
- The soloist, Alan Loveday plays articulately with his beautiful Guarnerius which seems to rival the best of the Strads in terms of sweet overtones.

单词	Guarnerius
释义	Definition of Guarnerius in US English: Guarnerius noun ˌɡwärˈnerēəsˌɡwärˈnerēəs A violin made by a member of the Guarneri family of Cremona, Italy, during the 17th and 18th centuries. Example sentencesExamples Sure, a Stradivarius or a Guarnerius sounds good, but mainly it is much easier to play, especially if you're Heifetz. The soloist, Alan Loveday plays articulately with his beautiful Guarnerius which seems to rival the best of the Strads in terms of sweet overtones. The chances of uncovering an original Guarnerius or Stradivarius in Australia are extremely slim. Strads are described as sounding sweet and golden, while Guarneriuses are more dusky or earthy and sensuous. ‘Most authorities rank the Guarnerius violin second to the Stradivarius, although there are many who consider the Guarnerius Definition of Guarnerius in US English: Guarnerius nounˌɡwärˈnerēəs A violin made by a member of the Guarneri family of Cremona, Italy, during the 17th and 18th centuries. Example sentencesExamples The chances of uncovering an original Guarnerius or Stradivarius in Australia are extremely slim. Strads are described as sounding sweet and golden, while Guarneriuses are more dusky or earthy and sensuous. ‘Most authorities rank the Guarnerius violin second to the Stradivarius, although there are many who consider the Guarnerius Sure, a Stradivarius or a Guarnerius sounds good, but mainly it is much easier to play, especially if you're Heifetz. The soloist, Alan Loveday plays articulately with his beautiful Guarnerius which seems to rival the best of the Strads in terms of sweet overtones.
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