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1. (n.) metronome
an instrument that makes clicks at an adjustable pace for marking rhythm, esp. for practicing music.
Etymology: (1810–20; metro -1+-nome < Gk nómos rule)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) metronome
clicking pendulum indicates the exact tempo of a piece of music
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) metronome
an instrument consisting of a short pendulum with a sliding weight. It is set in motion by clockwork, and serves to measure time in music
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Sense: an instrument that can be set to make a ticking noise at different speeds to mark musical time.
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 Afrikaans: metronoom |
 Arabic: مِترونوم: جِهاز لِضَبْط ا |
 Bulgarian: метроном |
 Brazilian: metrônomo |
 Czech: metronom |
 German: das Metronom |
 Danish: metronom |
 Greek: μετρονόμος |
 Spanish: metrónomo |
 Estonian: metronoom |
 Farsi: زمان سنج آونگی |
 Finnish: metronomi |
 French: métronome |
 Hebrew: מֶטרוֹנוֹת |
 Hindi: तालमान |
 Croatian: metronom |
 Hungarian: metronóm |
 Indonesian: metronom |
 Icelandic: taktmælir |
 Italian: metronomo |
 Japanese: メトロノーム |
 Korean: 메트로놈 |
 Lithuanian: metronomas, taktomatis |
 Latvian: metronoms |
 Malay: metronom |
 Dutch: metronoom |
 Norwegian: metronom |
 Polish: metronom |
 Persian: ساعت موزيك دار |
 Pashto: موزيك لرونكى ساعت |
 Portuguese: metrónomo |
 Romanian: metronom |
 Russian: метроном |
 Slovak: metronóm |
 Slovenian: metronom |
 Serbian: metronom |
 Swedish: metronom |
 Thai: เครื่องมือทำจังหวะเพื่อใช |
 Turkish: metronom, müzik tempo âle |
 Taiwanese: 節拍器 |
 Ukrainian: метроном |
 Urdu: تال دینے والا آلہ |
 Vietnamese: máy nhịp |
 Chinese: 节拍器 |
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