accordions

accordions

美 [əˈkɔrdiən] 　英 [əˈkɔː(r)diən]

• adj.(如手风琴般)可折叠的
• n.手风琴
• 网络手风琴式的折叠菜单；手风琴效果；手风琴式的摺叠菜单

词形变化

复数：accordions  

英汉解释

n.	1. 手风琴
adj.	1. (如手风琴般)可折叠的

英英解释

n.	1. a musical instrument played by moving the ends of a box in and out while pressing keys and buttonsSomeone who plays the accordion is called an accordionist.

例句

Most accordions are stacked vertically, but they may also be laid out horizontally.

大部分手风琴导航都是垂直放置的，不过也可以水平使用。

The accompanying instruments are quite simple, usually accordions, two-stringed Chinese fiddles and bamboo flutes.

伴奏的乐器很简单，手风琴、二胡和笛子。

People who make art, fall in love with the rhythm of accordions , people who bring us glory in sports, sweethearts, friends, children. . .

创造艺术的人，爱上手风琴的节奏，在体育运动中为我们带来荣耀的人，爱人，朋友，孩子…

Doctors at Dublin's St Vincent's Hospital carried out a survey of people involved in the cleaning, repair and maintenance of accordions .

都柏林圣文森医院的医师们针对以手风琴清洁、修理与保养为业的族群，进行了一项调查。