drum

drum 鼓。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

鼓是一种打击乐器，由蒙有膜片的空腔构成，通过敲击膜片发声。

IPA读音

/drʌm/

变形

复数：drum

例句

鼓是世界上最古老的乐器之一，几乎存在于所有文化中。「The drum is one of the oldest musical instruments, found in nearly every culture.」
爵士鼓组包括底鼓、军鼓、嗵鼓和镲片等多种组件。「A drum set includes a bass drum, snare drum, tom-toms, and cymbals among other components.」
军鼓在军乐队中用于维持节拍和增强气势。「The snare drum is used in marching bands to keep tempo and add percussive power.」
康加鼓和邦戈鼓是拉丁音乐中重要的打击乐器。「Congas and bongos are important percussion instruments in Latin music.」
中国红鼓常用于庆典和民间表演中，气氛热烈。「Chinese red drums are often used in celebrations and folk performances for their festive energy.」
鼓在摇滚和流行音乐中提供节奏基础。「The drum provides the rhythmic foundation in rock and pop music.」
非洲鼓演奏时用手掌拍击鼓面的不同位置产生不同音调。「African drums produce different tones by striking various parts of the drumhead with the palms.」
定音鼓是管弦乐队中主要的鼓类乐器，可以调节音高。「Timpani are the primary orchestral drums and can be tuned to specific pitches.」
电子鼓使用触发器和音源模块模拟原声鼓的声音。「Electronic drums use triggers and sound modules to simulate acoustic drum sounds.」
鼓的鼓面通常由动物皮或合成材料制成。「Drumheads are typically made from animal hide or synthetic materials.」