Spanish
tambor de guerra Any type of drum or membranophone used for martial music, including military communications, as well as drill, honors music and military ceremonies.
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His heart was pounding so badly it sounded like a military drum.
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He didn't roar this time, he only worked away at a massed-band military drum.
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It sounded like a military drum roll.
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Michael could hear the panicked beating of their hearts-a military drum corps hammering at an insane speed.
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The 2000 Chichester season begins with the beating of a military drum, but the overall effect is more of a whimper than a bang.
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He beat his war drum and called all the folk to arms.
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The movement set his skull to pounding like some monstrous war drum.
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Soon afterwards, the sound of the great war drum reverberated through the city.
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She heard wild yells and the roll of the war drum.
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Then the great war drum, or tombe, boomed out the knell of death.
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Like using snare drum sounds to capture the war drum.
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The war drum could be heard beating in the town, but no opposition was offered.
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My heart is a war drum, pounding too loudly.
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Now, when her chain clanked, it seemed to her the war drum had been sounded.
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Lightning split the sky; thunder shook the earth like the beat of a great war drum.
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A hot throbbing set up deep in her centre like the relentless beat of a war drum.
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My little prince, my little war drum.
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The war drum was answered by the howls of coyotes on the opposite side of the Mouse river.
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Full of his victory, Manabozho returned home, beating his war drum furiously and shouting aloud his song of triumph.
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Our little war drum.
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The elephants were stamping all together now, and it sounded like a war drum beaten at the mouth of a cave.