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1. (n.) accordion
a portable wind instrument with a keyboard and a hand-operated bellows for forcing air through small metal reeds.
2. (adj.) accordion
having evenly spaced, parallel folds like the bellows of an accordion:
accordion pleats.
Etymology: (1831; < G, now sp. Akkordion, Akkordeon)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) accordion, piano accordion, squeeze box
a portable box-shaped free-reed instrument; the reeds are made to vibrate by air from the bellows controlled by the player
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1. (noun) accordion
a musical instrument with folding sides and a keyboard
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) accordion
a small, portable, keyed wind instrument, whose tones are generated by play of the wind upon free metallic reeds
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Sense: a musical instrument with bellows and a keyboard.
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 Afrikaans: trekklavier |
 Arabic: آلَة الأكُورْدْيُون المُو |
 Bulgarian: акордеон |
 Brazilian: acordeão |
 Czech: akordeon |
 German: Akkordeon |
 Danish: harmonika |
 Greek: ακορντεόν |
 Spanish: acordeón |
 Estonian: akordion |
 Farsi: آکاردئون |
 Finnish: harmonikka |
 French: accordéon |
 Hebrew: אַקוֹרְדיוֹן |
 Hindi: एक वाद्ययंत्र |
 Croatian: harmonika |
 Hungarian: (tangó)harmonika |
 Indonesian: akordeon |
 Icelandic: harmóníka |
 Italian: fisarmonica |
 Japanese: アコーディオン |
 Korean: 아코디언 |
 Lithuanian: akordeonas |
 Latvian: akordeons |
 Malay: akordion |
 Dutch: accordeon |
 Norwegian: trekkspill |
 Polish: akordeon |
 Persian: آکاردئون |
 Pashto: د ساز یوه آله |
 Portuguese: acordeão |
 Romanian: acordeon |
 Russian: аккордеон |
 Slovak: akordeón, (ťahacia) harmo |
 Slovenian: harmonika |
 Serbian: harmonika |
 Swedish: dragspel |
 Thai: หีบเพลง |
 Turkish: akordeon |
 Taiwanese: 手風琴 |
 Ukrainian: акордеон, гармонь |
 Urdu: ہارمونیم جیسا موسیقی کا ا |
 Vietnamese: đàn ăc-cooc |
 Chinese: 手风琴 |
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