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Meanings of trumpeter in English

Russian
трубач
Portuguese
trompetista
Spanish
trompetista
Catalan
trompetista
Wikidata

Musician who plays the trumpet.

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        трубач
        Catalan
        cigne trompeta

        Large pure white wild swan of western North America having a sonorous cry.

              cigne trompeta
              Portuguese
              trompetista
              Catalan
              trompeta

              A musician who plays the trumpet or cornet.

                    trompetista
                    Portuguese
                    arauto
                    Catalan
                    herald

                    (Formal) a person who announces important news.

                          arauto
                          Usage of trumpeter in English
                          1
                          But at last he succeeded in getting the ear of the trumpeter.
                          The Tale of Buster Bumblebee
                          2
                          It is slavery which inspires all, from the general to the trumpeter.
                          The American Union Speaker
                          3
                          The ducks were not thought of-thetrumpeter was to be the game.
                          The Young Voyageurs: Boy Hunters in the North
                          4
                          Not that the great jazz trumpeter and entertainer had many illusions himself.
                          The Irish Times
                          5
                          Bass player Cass Mitchell and trumpeter Finn Scholes are often lurking about.
                          Radio NZ
                          6
                          As he entered it he ordered his trumpeter to blow his horn.
                          The Young Carthaginian: A Story of The Times of Hannibal
                          7
                          For after all a poor trumpeter was better than none at all.
                          Twelve Men
                          8
                          Kamenko's arm is trembling, the trumpeter is trembling, a cold wind rises.
                          How the soldier repairs the gramophone
                          9
                          One day Father Mozart brought home Schachtner, the Court trumpeter, to dinner.
                          The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
                          10
                          His trumpeter sounded the warhorn, and Anders's lords leapt on their horses.
                          The Lair of Bones
                          11
                          They own the Cuckooland Museum, dedicated to cuckoo, quail and trumpeter clocks.
                          The Guardian
                          12
                          The trumpeter let out a series of notes as their lips touched.
                          Burned
                          13
                          American jazz and classical trumpeter and educator currently touring New Zealand.
                          Radio NZ
                          14
                          English trumpeter Alison Balsom was named classical artist of the year.
                          Reuters
                          15
                          Never till the great trumpeter comes shall the grave of Booth be discovered.
                          The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth
                          16
                          Carnivorous Plant Society is the brainchild of Auckland trumpeter and cartoonist Finn Scholes.
                          Radio NZ
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