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Meanings of lute in English
A substance for packing a joint or coating a porous surface to make it impervious to gas or liquid.
Usage of lute in English
1
I gestured to the lute case I carried slung over my shoulder.
2
Kneeling, I opened my lute case and brought out a small bundle.
3
The chords of the lute were struck in low and sweet accompaniment.
4
I set down my lute case and shrugged out of my cloak.
5
Then she took the lute and improvised and sang the following verses:
6
So she took the lute and tuning it, sang the following verses:
7
So she took the lute and touching it, sang the following verses:
8
I took the lute from its case and began to tune it.
9
Then Curret el Ain took the lute and rejoined with the following:
10
I let the lute fall silent and began to think very quickly.
11
I lowered my lute into its case, knowing the truth of it.
12
My grip on the lute case was slippery from my sweating palms.
13
Listening to her, I could well believe in the far-famed Orpheus lute.
14
Pleasant occupations follow the dreaming of hearing the music of a lute.
15
Her lute and hurdy-gurdy were valued at twenty thousand, for insurance purposes.
16
Then she had looked round for paper;-thelute music, that was all.
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Lute across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common