Definition of temple block in English:

temple block

noun

A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow block of wood which is struck with a stick.
木鱼（由小木棒击打中空木块的一种敲击乐器）
Example sentencesExamples
- The temple blocks and claves echo each other with a rhythmically identical pattern.
- A set of five temple blocks are tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks.
- This percussion set is tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks.
- I need to borrow some temple blocks.
- The music is atmospheric without being intrusive: temple blocks provide necessary clatter.
- Softer than the sound produced by a temple block, the woodblock is a harsh and gritty instrument.
- The temple block is a percussion instrument originating in China, Japan and Korea, where it is used in religious ceremonies.
- The temple blocks sound pitches higher or lower, depending on their size.
- These temple blocks have an explosive but full sound.

Definition of temple block in US English:

temple block

noun

A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow block of wood which is struck with a stick.
木鱼（由小木棒击打中空木块的一种敲击乐器）
Example sentencesExamples
- The temple blocks sound pitches higher or lower, depending on their size.
- The temple block is a percussion instrument originating in China, Japan and Korea, where it is used in religious ceremonies.
- These temple blocks have an explosive but full sound.
- I need to borrow some temple blocks.
- The temple blocks and claves echo each other with a rhythmically identical pattern.
- This percussion set is tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks.
- A set of five temple blocks are tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks.
- Softer than the sound produced by a temple block, the woodblock is a harsh and gritty instrument.
- The music is atmospheric without being intrusive: temple blocks provide necessary clatter.

单词	temple block
释义	Definition of temple block in English: temple block noun A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow block of wood which is struck with a stick. 木鱼（由小木棒击打中空木块的一种敲击乐器） Example sentencesExamples The temple blocks and claves echo each other with a rhythmically identical pattern. A set of five temple blocks are tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks. This percussion set is tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks. I need to borrow some temple blocks. The music is atmospheric without being intrusive: temple blocks provide necessary clatter. Softer than the sound produced by a temple block, the woodblock is a harsh and gritty instrument. The temple block is a percussion instrument originating in China, Japan and Korea, where it is used in religious ceremonies. The temple blocks sound pitches higher or lower, depending on their size. These temple blocks have an explosive but full sound. Definition of temple block in US English: temple block noun A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow block of wood which is struck with a stick. 木鱼（由小木棒击打中空木块的一种敲击乐器） Example sentencesExamples The temple blocks sound pitches higher or lower, depending on their size. The temple block is a percussion instrument originating in China, Japan and Korea, where it is used in religious ceremonies. These temple blocks have an explosive but full sound. I need to borrow some temple blocks. The temple blocks and claves echo each other with a rhythmically identical pattern. This percussion set is tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks. A set of five temple blocks are tuned to match the pitch of traditional Chinese temple blocks. Softer than the sound produced by a temple block, the woodblock is a harsh and gritty instrument. The music is atmospheric without being intrusive: temple blocks provide necessary clatter.
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