trumpet

US /ˈtrʌmpɪt/

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UK /ˈtrʌmpɪt/

n.NounBrass wind instrument with a flared bell

The boy was not allowed to play his trumpet at night

n.NounDevice for making sound louder

We need a trumpet for our announcement system

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo make a sound like a trumpet

The elephants trumpet when they are surprised or scared

v.t.Transitive VerbTo praise (someone's achievement, often your own)

The company loves to trumpet how good its products are

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it? More of that in a moment. Sound, how do we talk about sound? "The sound of the trumpet",
it? More of that in a moment. Sound, how do we talk about sound? "The sound of the trumpet",

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-This is so fun. -Yeah, and so rather than just use the wand like as a wand, I wanted to use it as, like, an ear trumpet.
-This is so fun. -Yeah, and so rather than just use the wand like as a wand, I wanted to use it as, like, an ear trumpet.
So you're using it as an ear trumpet down on the ground.
So you're using it as an ear trumpet down on the ground.

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[ALL] AWWW! [TRUMPET SOUND] [SHORT BELL]
[ALL] AWWW! [TRUMPET SOUND] [SHORT BELL]

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They're total goofballs. Look at the camera! I used to want to play trumpet
They're total goofballs. Look at the camera! I used to want to play trumpet
Instead of playing the trumpet, I can play the MP3.
Instead of playing the trumpet, I can play the MP3.

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oft repeated chunk of trumpet-laden music by Neil Innes does give the film a more regal
oft repeated chunk of trumpet-laden music by Neil Innes does give the film a more regal

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and gore, the macarbe. Like the Kangling a trumpet
and gore, the macarbe. Like the Kangling a trumpet

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