drum的意思翻译及用法详解

drum

导读：drum怎么读
英式音标：[drʌm] 美式音标：[drʌm]
drum基本解释 vt. 击鼓；大力争取vi. 击鼓；大力争取n. 鼓；鼓声n. (Drum)人名；(英)德拉姆；(德)德鲁姆 drum的意思释义 n.鼓；鼓状物；鼓

drum怎么读

英式音标：[drʌm]

美式音标：[drʌm]

drum基本解释

vt. 击鼓；大力争取

vi. 击鼓；大力争取

n. 鼓；鼓声

n. (Drum)人名；(英)德拉姆；(德)德鲁姆

drum的意思释义

鼓；鼓状物；鼓声；石首鱼

vt.

击鼓；连打；反复讲；鼓吹

vi.

击鼓；连打；拍翅；

变形

过去式：drummed过去分词：drummed现在分词：drumming第三人称单数：drums

双语释义

n.(名词)

[C]鼓; 鼓状物 a musical instrument that you hit with sticks or with your hands; a big round sth look like drum

英英释义

drum[ drʌm ]

a musical percussion instrument; usually consists of a hollow cylinder with a membrane stretched across each end

同义词：membranophonetympan

the sound of a drum

\"he could hear the drums before he heard the fifes\"

a bulging cylindrical shape; hollow with flat ends

同义词：barrel

a cylindrical metal container used for shipping or storage of liquids

同义词：metal drum

a hollow cast-iron cylinder attached to the wheel that forms part of the brakes

同义词：brake drum

small to medium-sized bottom-dwelling food and game fishes of shallow coastal and fresh waters that make a drumming noise

同义词：drumfish

make a rhythmic sound

\"Rain drummed against the windshield\"; \"The drums beat all night\"

同义词：beatthrum

play a percussion instrument

study intensively, as before an exam

同义词：cramgrind awaybone upswotget upmug upswot upbone

drum用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)

动词+～

beat〔play〕 drum打〔敲〕鼓

roll〔thump〕 drum擂鼓

形容词+～

magnetic drum磁鼓

名词+～

bass drum大鼓

brake drum刹车鼓

～+名词

drumstick鼓槌

drum tower鼓楼

介词+～

bang away at the drum咚咚地打鼓

roll of drums鼓声喧天

three taps on drum击鼓三声

signal with drum用鼓声表示的信号

词组短语

drum up招徕（顾客）；[口]竭力争取；纠集；鼓动

drum tower鼓楼

drum for v. 招徕；鼓吹

brake drum[汽车]制动鼓；刹车鼓

boiler drum锅炉汽包，锅筒；鼓筒式锅炉

drum in反复灌输；反复强调

rotating drum旋转鼓轮；转筒

drum brake鼓式制动器；鼓形闸

steam drum[化]上汽包；蒸汽锅筒

steel drum钢桶，铁桶；滚筒

coke drum[机]焦炭鼓；煤焦转鼓

grooved drum[机]绳沟滚筒；[机]缠索轮；[机]有槽鼓筒

bass drum大鼓，低音鼓

drum filter转鼓真空过滤机

mixing drum混合罐；搅拌滚筒；拌和鼓

magnetic drum[计]磁鼓

iron drum铁桶

oil drum油桶

drum dryer转鼓式干燥机

drum diameter搅拌鼓直径；制动鼓直径；滚筒直径；磁头鼓直径

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The beats of the drum were steady and slow.

鼓声平稳而缓慢。

The oil flowed over the rim of the drum.

油从汽油桶的边缘流出。

The drum on the battlefield stimulated the soldiers to fight more bravely.

战场上的鼓声鼓舞了战士们,使他们更加英勇的作战。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

People in the village drummed for my being enrolled by Peking University.

村子里的人为我顺利地考取北京大学而击鼓欢庆。

He drummed on the table with his fingers.

他用手指咚咚地敲打着桌子。

He is going round firms drumming up interest in the project.

他到各公司游说以引起大家对该项目的兴趣。

用作及物动词(vt.)

She drummed it into the children that they can\'t cross the road alone.

她反复地给孩子们说,他们不可以独自横过马路。

We drummed the captain off the ship.

我们鸣鼓送舰长离舰。

Bob was drummed out of the army for his neglect of duty.

鲍勃因玩忽职守而被逐出*队。

例句参考

Drum-boiler dynamics

Can One Hear the Shape of a Drum?

One cannot hear the shape of a drum

Digital synthesis of plucked-string and drum timbres

An Audio-based Real-time Beat Tracking System for Music With or Without Drum-sounds

Increased response latency for complicated movements and a \"memory drum\"theory of neuromotor reaction.

Evolution of microbiological and chemical parameters during manure and straw co-composting in a drum composting system

Biochemical properties of bone and scale collagens isolated from the subtropical fish black drum ( Pogonia cromis ) and sheepshead s...

drum词源

drum

drum: [16] Belying the total lack of similarity between the instruments, drum, trumpet, and trombone seem to be closely related. Drum appears to be a shortening of a slightly earlier English word drumslade ‘drum, drummer’, which was borrowed from Low German trommelslag ‘drumbeat’. This was a compound noun formed from trommel ‘drum’ and slag ‘hit’ (related to English slay).An alternative view is that English simply acquired the word from Middle Dutch tromme. Both these Germanic forms meant simply ‘drum’, but the picture becomes more complex with Middle High German tromme ‘drum’, for originally this had the sense ‘trumpet’, and what is more it had a variant form trumbe (its ancestor, Old High German trumpa, ultimate source of English trumpet and trombone, only meant ‘trumpet’).So the picture that emerges is of a word that originally referred in a fairly undifferentiated way to any musical instrument that made a loud noise.=> trombone, trumpet

drum (n.)

1540s, probably from Middle Dutch tromme \"drum,\" common Germanic (compare German Trommel, Danish tromme, Swedish trumma), probably of imitative origin. Not common before 1570s. Slightly older, and more common at first, was drumslade, apparently from Dutch or Low German trommelslag. Machinery sense attested from 1740, from similarity of shape.

drum (v.)

1570s, from drum (n.). To drum (up) business, etc., is American English 1839, from the old way of drawing a crowd.