tom-tom

N กลอง  tabla taboret tambourine klong

tom-tom

N เสียง ตี กลอง  sing-te-klong

TOM-TOM

TOM-TOM Tom "-tom `, n.

tom-tom

tom-tom |ˈtɑm ˌtɑm | ▶noun a medium-sized cylindrical drum used in jazz bands, etc. • an early drum, of Native American or Asian origin, typically played with the hands. ORIGIN late 17th cent.: from Hindi ṭam ṭam, Telugu ṭamaṭama, of imitative origin.

tom-tom

tom-tom |ˈtɒmtɒm | ▶noun a medium-sized cylindrical drum, of which one to three may be used in a drum kit. • a drum beaten with the hands, associated with North American Indian, African, or Eastern cultures. ▶verb [ with obj. ] chiefly Indian proclaim or boast about: the government tom-tommed a 40 per cent turnout of the state's electorate. ORIGIN late 17th cent.: from Hindi ṭam ṭam, Telugu ṭamaṭama, of imitative origin.

tom-tom

tom-tom nombre masculino Cada uno de los tambores que forman parte de la batería, a excepción del bombo :los tom-toms tienen diferentes tamaños, y pueden ir colocados sobre el bombo o independientes .El plural es tom-toms .

tom-tom

tom-tom /tɑ́mtɑ̀m |tɔ́mtɔ̀m /名詞 C トムトム 〘北米先住民 アフリカの先住民などの胴長 大型の太鼓 〙.