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Meanings of ukelele in English

Russian
укулеле
Portuguese
ukelele
Spanish
ukelele
Catalan
ukelele
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Member of the guitar family.

укулеле
Usage of ukelele in English
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The ukelele under his fingers thrummed out a soft, vibrant, melancholy accompaniment.
Missy
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Mary Cornish talks about the importance of the ukelele in young people's education.
Radio NZ
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Kim Hill talks to Canadian ukelele player and composer James Hill.
Radio NZ
4
So the handsome Mr. Saunders played the ukelele!-Howwonderfully that suited his type.
Missy
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But its local ukelele jam is still pulling in punters from all over town.
Radio NZ
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He gestured at a rhinestone-studded ukelele, with a cowboy hat wood-burned into the body.
Craphound
7
Condon graduated from the ukelele to the banjo & from the banjo to the guitar.
The new yorker
8
Jeremy creates his finely woven tapestry of sounds using his guitar, ukelele, harmonica and beatbox skills.
The South African
9
Missy rejoiced when Mr. Saunders decided to stay, and Aunt Isabel went in the house for the ukelele.
Missy
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He quit his job at TV maker Konka Group Co Ltd in 2017 and now teaches the ukelele.
Reuters
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She took the ukelele from him.
Missy
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A tinny ukelele played, accompanied by horse-clops, and then a narrator with a deep, whisky voice said, Howdy, Pardners!
Craphound
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The ukelele-led song was written by the Melbourne singer (real name James Keogh) and recorded for just $700.
News.com.au
14
A couple of Game of Thrones actors, a ukelele, a guitar and some backing vocals... oh and costumes of course.
The South African
15
David Thomas Broughton performs next He really uses the space and ends up in the pulpit doing a ukelele solo.
The Irish Times
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If any of her friends had owned or played a ukelele, doubtless the plaintive music would have been a feature.
Entertaining Made Easy
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Portuguese
ukeleleukulele
Ukelele through the time