plectrum

英 ['plektrəm] 美 ['plɛktrəm]
  • n. 拨子,琴拨
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plectrum 琴拨,拨子

来自拉丁语plectrum,琴拨,拨子,来自plangere,击,打,来自PIE*plak,击,打,词源同 plangent,apoplexy.比喻用法。

plectrum
plectrum: see plague
plectrum (n.)
something used to pluck the strings of a musical instrument, 1620s, from Latin plectrum, from Greek plektron "thing to strike with" (pick for a lyre, cock's spur, spear point, etc.), from plek-, root of plessein "to strike" (see plague (n.)).
1. Finally, the strings are plucked with a plectrum.
,拥有26个可移动的品, 以琴拨演奏.

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2. This shamisen, originating in Okinawa, is a banjo - like three - stringed instrument that is played with a plectrum.
这种三味弦起源于冲绳群岛, 是一种像班卓琴那样的用琴拨弹奏的三弦乐器.

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