chalumeau / ˌʃæl yəˈmoʊ; French ʃa lüˈmoʊ /

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chalumeau 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural chal·u·meaux [shal-yuh-mohz, French sha-ly-moh]. /ˌʃæl yəˈmoʊz, French ʃa lüˈmoʊ/.

  1. Music. the low register of the clarinet.
  2. a 17th- or 18th-century woodwind instrument.

更多chalumeau例句

  1. Then one day his father brought him to see his aunt—who had married Monsieur Chalumeau, my uncle, you see?
  2. Madame Chalumeau's face, glossy and red-and-white like a Norman apple, wore an expression of anxious expectation.
  3. Good Madame Chalumeau climbed down from her chair with a generous display of fat, black woollen legs and unpinned her skirt.
  4. Madame Chalumeau flopped her omelet again, slid it to a platter and set a carafe of cider on the table.
  5. Madame Chalumeau had risen, and had led her guest through the sitting-room into her immaculate kitchen.