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tambour

/ˈtæm.bʊər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un cadre formé de deux cercles utilisé pour broder, ou un tambour (instrument de musique).

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noun

/ˈtæm.bʊər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un cadre formé de deux cercles utilisé pour broder, ou un tambour (instrument de musique).

A noun referring to a frame made of two hoops used for embroidering, or a drum.

  1. Embroidery frameC1formalart

    A frame consisting of two hoops, one fitting inside the other, used to hold fabric taut while embroidering.

    frTambour de brodeur

    • She stretched the silk over the tambour before starting her needlework.
    • The intricate design was created using a tambour frame.
    • He carefully adjusted the fabric in the tambour to avoid wrinkles.

    Synonymesembroidery hoophoop

  2. B2formal

    A musical instrument that produces sound by being struck, typically a cylindrical drum.

    frTambour (instrument de musique)

    • The musician played a lively rhythm on the tambour.
    • The tambour was used in traditional folk ceremonies.
    • He learned to play the tambour as part of the percussion section.

    Synonymesdrum

Formes
  • tambours plural form
  • tambours' possessive plural form
  • tambour's possessive singular form