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Definition of reed section - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
musicgroup in a band playing reed instruments
- The reed section played beautifully during the concert.
- The reed section rehearsed for hours before the show.
- During the parade, the reed section led the band.
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Expressions with reed
person or thing that is unreliable
He turned out to be a broken reed in crisis.
thin, tall plant found in wetlands
The bird perched on a slender reed by the water.
someone easily influenced or swayed
He changes his opinion often, like a reed in the wind.
adapt easily to difficult situations
In tough times, she could bend like a reed and find solutions.
be extremely nervous or scared
She would shake like a reed before every performance.
thin, empty tube of plant material
The bird built its nest using a hollow reed.
having two reeds that vibrate together
The oboe is a double-reed instrument.
tall grass often used for mats and screens
Common reed is used to make mats and screens.
tall grass of rivers and ponds
Reed grass grows abundantly along the riverbanks.
wind instrument using a reed to produce sound
She played a melody on her reed pipe.
area where reeds grow densely
The wetland was covered in a vast reed bed.
musical instrument using a vibrating reed to produce sound
The clarinet is a popular reed instrument in orchestras.
reed part for clarinet or saxophone that makes the sound
He replaced the single reed before the clarinet solo.
large grass with jointed stems and feathery panicles
Giant reed is common along riverbanks and ditches.
bird living in marshy European areas
Reed buntings are common in the wetlands.
type of reed used in certain woodwind instruments
The oboe and bassoon both use a double reed.
sparganium, marsh species with round flower balls and spiky fruits
We found bur reed growing along the pond’s shallow edge.
type of musical instrument with reeds that vibrate within a frame
The harmonica is a popular free-reed instrument.
wind instrument with reeds producing one note each
The musician skillfully played the reed organ at the concert.
organ stop that controls pipes sounding like reed instruments
The organist selected a reed stop for a brassy sound.
electrical switch operated by a magnetic field
The reed switch activated the alarm when the door opened.
any Old World warbler of the genus Acrocephalus
We spotted a reed warbler near the river.
ancient pen made from a carved reed
The scribe used a reed pen to write on papyrus.
Expressions with section
highest and farthest seats in a stadium
We got tickets in the nosebleed section for the concert.
part of a newspaper covering sports news
I always read the sports section first.
division between sections in a document
Insert a section break to start a new chapter.
group in a band playing instruments that create the rhythm
The rhythm section kept the song moving smoothly.
person responsible for leading a section within an organization
The section head approved the new schedule for weekend shifts.
group in a band playing clarinets
The clarinet section played beautifully during the concert.
typical group representing a larger population
The survey included a cross-section of the community.
class where students discuss topics
The discussion section meets every Friday to review the week's lectures.
part of an embassy or consulate that provides consular services
We waited in line outside the consular section for our visa interview.
group of musicians playing trumpets in an ensemble
The trumpet section played a powerful fanfare.
symbol used in writing to show a section of text
The section mark was used to reference the appendix.
section of a city block
The block section was closed for the parade.
part of an object or area shaped like a rectangle
The engineer calculated the strength of the beam with a rectangular section.
section of an object that is thin
The artist admired the thin section of the sculpture.
segment of a schedule or timetable
Each class is assigned a time section on the timetable.
showing shape or structure when cut across
The stem is oval in cross section.
group of musicians playing percussion instruments in an orchestra
The percussion section was particularly lively in the symphony's finale.
separate length of tube used as part of a longer pipe
The plumber replaced a rusty pipe section under the kitchen sink.
part of an orchestra with brass instruments
The brass section played a powerful fanfare.
group of musicians playing string instruments
The string section played beautifully during the concert.
group of violinists in an orchestra
The conductor praised the violin section for their performance.
surgical delivery of a baby through the abdomen
The doctor recommended a caesarean section for the delivery.
surgical delivery of a baby through the abdomen
She had a caesarian section due to complications.
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- French:section des anches, ...
- German:Holzbläsergruppe, ...
- Italian:gruppo ance, ...
- Spanish:sección de lengüetas, ...
- Portuguese:secção de palhetas, ...
- Chinese:簧乐器组, ...
- Japanese:リードセクション, ...
- Arabic:قِسم الآلات القصبية, ...
- Hebrew:חֲטִיבַת כְּלֵי קַנָּה, ...
- Russian:группа язычковых инструментов, ...
- Ukrainian:язичкова секція, ...
- Hindi:रीड वाद्ययंत्र समूह, ...
- Bengali:রিড সেকশন, ...
- Catalan:secció de canyes, ...
- Czech:sekce plátkových nástrojů, ...
- Danish:rørbladssektion, ...
- Dutch:rietsectie, ...
- Greek:ομάδα πνευστών, ...
- Hungarian:fafúvós szekció, ...
- Khmer:ក្រុមឧបករណ៍ភ្លេងខ្យល់មានអណ្តាត, ...
- Korean:리드 섹션, ...
- Persian:بخش نیدار, ...
- Polish:sekcja stroikowa, ...
- Portuguese (BR):seção de palhetas, ...
- Romanian:secțiune de instrumente de suflat, ...
- Swedish:rörsektion, ...
- Thai:กลุ่มเครื่องลิ้น, ...
- Turkish:nefesli çalgılar bölümü, ...
- Vietnamese:nhóm nhạc cụ dăm, ...
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