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Meanings of big drum in anglès
Usage of big drum in anglès
1
Soon after her arrival at the castle Angelica bought a big drum.
2
Says it is, anyways-saysit out loud, bangin' on a big drum.
3
It's nothing but a big drum, he said, putting it back together.
4
They drop this gravel into a big drum which is continually revolving.
5
And why the deuce did a ballroom band have a big drum?
6
The operator on the big drum had a white jacket and green cap.
7
The big drum of the showman had ever been an engine of abhorrence.
8
A big drum sounded on the confines of the Brookfield estate.
9
Should have been still at it but for that big drum of yours.
10
Now dat berry unlucky Massa Tom, dat Sam play big drum.
11
Never speak of the big drum in that irreverent tone to him, I pray.
12
Yes, there are the regular beats of a big drum.
13
Especially angry was the man who played the big drum.
14
Fast forward to the big drum sounds of the 60's.
15
The big drum is his fetish, though he nearly smashed it himself last year.
16
Godefroy astride a bench played big drum on the wrong-end-up of the cook's dish-pan.
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