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1. (n.) tuba
a valved brass musical wind instrument having a low range.
Etymology: (1850–55; < G (1835) < L: trumpet; akin to tube)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bass horn, sousaphone, tuba
the lowest brass wind instrument
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) tuba
an ancient trumpet
2. (noun) tuba
a sax-tuba. See Sax-tuba
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Sense: a large brass musical wind instrument giving a low-pitched range of notes
He plays the tuba.
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 Afrikaans: tuba |
 Arabic: توبا: آلة موسيقيه |
 Bulgarian: туба |
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 Czech: tuba |
 German: die Tuba |
 Danish: tuba |
 Greek: τούμπα (μουσ.) |
 Spanish: tuba |
 Estonian: tuuba |
 Farsi: شیپور؛ کرنا |
 Finnish: tuuba |
 French: tuba |
 Hebrew: טוּבָּה |
 Hindi: मन्द स्वर का यन्त्र वाद्य |
 Croatian: tuba |
 Hungarian: tuba |
 Indonesian: tuba, alat musik tiup |
 Icelandic: túba |
 Italian: tuba |
 Japanese: チューバ |
 Korean: 튜바 |
 Lithuanian: tūba |
 Latvian: tūba |
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 Norwegian: tuba |
 Polish: tuba |
 Persian: شیپور؛ کرنا |
 Pashto: ارت خولی تروم، غټ تروم |
 Portuguese: tuba |
 Romanian: tubă |
 Russian: туба |
 Slovak: tuba |
 Slovenian: tuba |
 Serbian: bas-truba |
 Swedish: tuba |
 Thai: แตรใหญ่ |
 Turkish: tuba |
 Taiwanese: 大號 |
 Ukrainian: туба |
 Urdu: آرگن باجا |
 Vietnamese: kèn tuba |
 Chinese: 大号 |
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