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Definition of timbal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicRare small kettle drum used in orchestrasRare
- The timbal added a dramatic flair to the symphony's percussion section..
2.
cookingRare metal cooking mold used for shaping foodRare
- She used a timbal to shape the rice perfectly for the presentation..
Images of timbal

metal cooking mold used for shaping food
Origin of timbal
French, timbre (drum)
Examples of timbal in a sentence
A timbal was featured in the concert's opening act. The chef used a timbal to create a beautiful dessert. A timbal can help in making uniform portions.
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- French:petit tambour, timbale, ...
- German:Orchestertrommel, Metallform, ...
- Italian:timpano, stampo per timballo, ...
- Spanish:timbal pequeño, molde de timbal, ...
- Portuguese:timbal, forma de metal, ...
- Chinese:小鼓, 金属模具, ...
- Japanese:小さなティンパニ, 金属製の料理型, ...
- Arabic:طَبْلَة صَغِيرَة, قالب تِمبال, ...
- Hebrew:טִימְבָּל, תַּבְנִית בִּשּׁוּל, ...
- Russian:малый литавр, металлическая форма для готовки, ...
- Ukrainian:малий литавр, металева форма, ...
- Hindi:तबला, धातु का खाना बनाने का साँचा, ...
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