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tom-tom

/ˈtɒm.tɒm/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'un des divers tambours à petites peaux, souvent utilisés dans des contextes musicaux.

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noun

/ˈtɒm.tɒm/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant l'un des divers tambours à petites peaux, souvent utilisés dans des contextes musicaux.

A noun referring to any of various drums with small heads, often used in musical contexts.

  1. Small drumB1formal

    Any of various drums with small heads, often used in a set or for rhythmic accompaniment.

    frTom-tom (petit tambour)

    • The drummer played a fast beat on the tom-tom.
    • He added a tom-tom to his percussion setup.
    • The tom-tom produced a deep, resonant sound.

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  • tom-toms plural form
  • tom-toms' possessive plural form
  • tom-tom's possessive singular form