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sitar

/sɪˈtɑːr/

Traducción: Instrumento musical de cuerda de la India, con un mástil largo, trastes móviles y generalmente 6 o 7 cuerdas que se tocan, además de unas 13 cuerdas simpáticas que resuenan.

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noun

C1formalcommonart/sɪˈtɑːr/

A stringed musical instrument from India, characterized by a long neck, movable frets, and typically 6 or 7 playing strings along with around 13 sympathetic strings that resonate.

  • 🇪🇸Instrumento musical de cuerda de la India, con un mástil largo, trastes móviles y generalmente 6 o 7 cuerdas que se tocan, además de unas 13 cuerdas simpáticas que resuenan.
  1. Indian stringed instrument B2 formal art

    A plucked stringed instrument from India, featuring a long neck, movable frets, and typically 6 or 7 playing strings along with around 13 sympathetic strings that resonate.

    • The sitar player captivated the audience with a complex raga.
    • He learned to play the sitar from a master in Varanasi.
    • The distinctive sound of the sitar is often used in Indian classical music.
    • She practiced the sitar for hours to perfect her technique.

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