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Meanings of percussion in English
Portuguese
seção rítmica The section of a band or orchestra that plays percussion instruments.
Usage of percussion in English
1
Adolph put the percussion cap in its place and started the mechanism.
2
The revolver of the Civil War was, of course, a percussion-cap weapon.
3
In fact, the percussion-lock rifle did move warfare onto a bloodier plane.
4
One he'd bought just that day; a Confederate-made Colt-type percussion .36 revolver.
5
The demand for powder and percussion-caps was as eager as for weapons.
6
The percussion from the rounds sent waves of vibrations throughout the crowd.
7
Floated down the river on a log after a few percussion caps.
8
Here's Strike percussion making a big bang with the Little Sea Gongs.
9
She knew that sound-thestaccato percussion of a burst tyre-onlytoo well.
10
Cage's passion for percussion music moved him into another world of art.
11
I had to content myself with percussion caps, powder and lead cannon.
12
All of this was accompanied by more fidgety percussion from the thrusters.
13
Driven by booming percussion and futuristic loops, Skateboard P handles the hook.
14
It felt like a tight drum, with a percussion sound to match.
15
This US mix has dreamy backwards harmonies, extra percussion and phased guitar.
16
Then the fuel tank exploded, a dull percussion which popped Dryden's ears.
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Percussion through the time
Percussion across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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