Definition of trombonist in English:

trombonist

nountrɒmˈbəʊnɪsttrɑmˈboʊnəst

A person who plays the trombone.
a trombonist read a newspaper spread across his music stand
a jazz trombonist
Example sentencesExamples
- A former trombonist, she is now focusing her career on composing and arranging.
- He has extensive performing experience as a trombonist with an orchestra.
- Each of the trombonists stood at a corner of the concert hall.
- The trombonist missed the note.
- The trombonists made some very interesting sounds.

Definition of trombonist in US English:

trombonist

nountrɑmˈboʊnəstträmˈbōnəst

A person who plays the trombone.
a trombonist read a newspaper spread across his music stand
a jazz trombonist
Example sentencesExamples
- The trombonists made some very interesting sounds.
- He has extensive performing experience as a trombonist with an orchestra.
- The trombonist missed the note.
- A former trombonist, she is now focusing her career on composing and arranging.
- Each of the trombonists stood at a corner of the concert hall.

单词	trombonist
释义	Definition of trombonist in English: trombonist nountrɒmˈbəʊnɪsttrɑmˈboʊnəst A person who plays the trombone. a trombonist read a newspaper spread across his music stand a jazz trombonist Example sentencesExamples A former trombonist, she is now focusing her career on composing and arranging. He has extensive performing experience as a trombonist with an orchestra. Each of the trombonists stood at a corner of the concert hall. The trombonist missed the note. The trombonists made some very interesting sounds. Definition of trombonist in US English: trombonist nountrɑmˈboʊnəstträmˈbōnəst A person who plays the trombone. a trombonist read a newspaper spread across his music stand a jazz trombonist Example sentencesExamples The trombonists made some very interesting sounds. He has extensive performing experience as a trombonist with an orchestra. The trombonist missed the note. A former trombonist, she is now focusing her career on composing and arranging. Each of the trombonists stood at a corner of the concert hall.
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