Definition of harmonium in English:

harmonium

noun hɑːˈməʊnɪəmhɑrˈmoʊniəm

A keyboard instrument in which the notes are produced by air driven through metal reeds by foot-operated bellows.
簧风琴
Example sentencesExamples
- His music, instead of advancing, regressed; the songs became strangely lethargic; they featured a pumping harmonium but very little harmony.
- Many of the pieces contain that strange instrument, the harmonium - so unfashionable now, but an item in many well-to-do 19 th-century homes.
- Ms Joy Dhammapala plays piano and harmonium, keyboard music in the western and Sri Lankan traditions.
- In a good way, the harmonium sounds like a French accordion managing to sound bitter, sweet and wry at the same time.
- They include the drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, as well as many of the less traditional instruments such as block flute, harmonium and flugelhorn.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin harmonia (see harmony) or Greek harmonios 'harmonious'.

Rhymes

ammonium, euphonium, pandemonium, pelargonium, plutonium, polonium, zirconium

Definition of harmonium in US English:

harmonium

nounhɑrˈmoʊniəmhärˈmōnēəm

A keyboard instrument in which the notes are produced by air driven through metal reeds by foot-operated bellows.
簧风琴
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the pieces contain that strange instrument, the harmonium - so unfashionable now, but an item in many well-to-do 19 th-century homes.
- In a good way, the harmonium sounds like a French accordion managing to sound bitter, sweet and wry at the same time.
- Ms Joy Dhammapala plays piano and harmonium, keyboard music in the western and Sri Lankan traditions.
- His music, instead of advancing, regressed; the songs became strangely lethargic; they featured a pumping harmonium but very little harmony.
- They include the drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, as well as many of the less traditional instruments such as block flute, harmonium and flugelhorn.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin harmonia (see harmony) or Greek harmonios ‘harmonious’.

单词	harmonium
释义	Definition of harmonium in English: harmonium noun hɑːˈməʊnɪəmhɑrˈmoʊniəm A keyboard instrument in which the notes are produced by air driven through metal reeds by foot-operated bellows. 簧风琴 Example sentencesExamples His music, instead of advancing, regressed; the songs became strangely lethargic; they featured a pumping harmonium but very little harmony. Many of the pieces contain that strange instrument, the harmonium - so unfashionable now, but an item in many well-to-do 19 th-century homes. Ms Joy Dhammapala plays piano and harmonium, keyboard music in the western and Sri Lankan traditions. In a good way, the harmonium sounds like a French accordion managing to sound bitter, sweet and wry at the same time. They include the drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, as well as many of the less traditional instruments such as block flute, harmonium and flugelhorn. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin harmonia (see harmony) or Greek harmonios 'harmonious'. Rhymes ammonium, euphonium, pandemonium, pelargonium, plutonium, polonium, zirconium Definition of harmonium in US English: harmonium nounhɑrˈmoʊniəmhärˈmōnēəm A keyboard instrument in which the notes are produced by air driven through metal reeds by foot-operated bellows. 簧风琴 Example sentencesExamples Many of the pieces contain that strange instrument, the harmonium - so unfashionable now, but an item in many well-to-do 19 th-century homes. In a good way, the harmonium sounds like a French accordion managing to sound bitter, sweet and wry at the same time. Ms Joy Dhammapala plays piano and harmonium, keyboard music in the western and Sri Lankan traditions. His music, instead of advancing, regressed; the songs became strangely lethargic; they featured a pumping harmonium but very little harmony. They include the drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, as well as many of the less traditional instruments such as block flute, harmonium and flugelhorn. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin harmonia (see harmony) or Greek harmonios ‘harmonious’.
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