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Meanings of cymbals in English
Usage of cymbals in English
1
Up rushed the rhetoric; bang went the cymbals: another page, another book.
2
As the horns tooted and the cymbals clashed they entered the town.
3
When punched in the chest, the Clown would bang his cymbals together.
4
Praise him upon the well-tuned cymbals: praise him upon the loud cymbals.
5
It's cymbals crashing and the deep heavy pulse of the bass drum.
6
Music and song and dance, with cymbals, and stringed instruments, and drums.
7
He struck two saucepan lids together and made them sound like cymbals.
8
Now the singers, Heman, Asaph, and Ethan, sounded with cymbals of brass.
9
The musicians struck up, playing their rattles and cymbals at full volume.
10
Amid the muffled racket of cymbals and drums, Darkness acclaims you Emperor!
11
One of the men played the drum and cymbals at the same time.
12
Thereupon the cymbals immediately clash together, and produce loud discordant sounds.
13
He can jiggle his arms and legs and play the cymbals.
14
She stood apart from Heracles, holding in her hands brazen cymbals.
15
The entire auditorium went black for a few seconds, then cymbals crashed loudly.
16
We accept its sounding brass and tinkling cymbals for immortal harmonies.
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Cymbals through the time
Cymbals across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common