Definition
Definition of gamba - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cookingDated leg or shank of an animal used for foodDated
- The chef prepared a delicious gamba dish..
2.
early orchestraDated string instrument similar to a celloDated
- She played a beautiful piece on the gamba.
3.
church keyboardDated group of organ pipes made to sound like a mellow string instrumentDated
- The organist chose the gamba for the melody.
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leg or shank of an animal used for food
Expressions with gamba
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string instrument from the viol family
The musician played a beautiful piece on the viola da gamba.
Origin of gamba
Italian, gamba (leg)
Terms with gamba included in their meaning
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music
musician who plays the viola da gamba
Examples of gamba in a sentence
Gamba is often served with a rich sauce. The gamba has a rich, deep sound in ensembles. He tuned the gamba before the concert began. The gamba pipes added a rich tone to the organ. He admired the craftsmanship of the gamba in the old church.
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- French:jarret, viole de gambe, ...
- German:Keule, Gambe, ...
- Italian:stinco, gamba, ...
- Spanish:jarrete, viola da gamba, ...
- Portuguese:pernil, gamba, ...
- Chinese:牛腿, 维奥尔琴, ...
- Japanese:ガンバ肉, ガンバ, ...
- Arabic:ساق, غَامْبَا, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹק, גַּמְבָּה, ...
- Russian:ножка, виола да гамба, ...
- Ukrainian:нога, гамба, ...
- Hindi:गाम्बा मांस, गैंबा, ...
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