saxophones

saxophones

美 [ˈsæksəˌfoʊn] 　英 [ˈsæksəˌfəʊn]

• n.【乐】萨克斯管
• 网络萨克斯风手；武田真治

词形变化

复数：saxophones  

英汉解释

n.	1. 【乐】萨克斯管

英英解释

n.	1. a musical instrument consisting of a long curved metal tube that you play by blowing into it as you press its keys with your fingers. Saxophones are used mainly for playing jazz music.

例句

Common jazz instruments are trombones, tubas, saxophones and, of course, trumpets.

常见的爵士乐器有长号、大号、萨克斯管，当然还有小号。

Modern additions might include drums, electric guitars, and saxophones.

现代乐器也包括鼓，电吉他，和萨克斯。

He often combined female voices with trumpets or clarinets and male voices with trombones or saxophones.

他经常将女声与喇叭或单簧管混合，男声和长号或萨克斯管混合。

I mainly blowing saxophones and musical instruments, such as the flute.

我主要是吹萨克斯风和民族乐器，例如笛子。