n.手鼓，铃鼓(蒙有塑料或皮面，鼓帮装有金属圆片，摇动或用手击打发声)

原形：tambourine复数：tambourines

She rhythmically shook the tambourine to accompany the singer's melody.
她有节奏地摇动手鼓为歌手的旋律伴奏。
The children clapped and played tambourines during the school concert.
孩子们在学校音乐会上拍手并打着手鼓。
The tambourine added a lively percussive element to the folk song.
手鼓为这首民歌增添了活泼的打击乐元素。
The street performer jingled the tambourine to attract passerby's attention.
街头艺人晃动手鼓来吸引行人的注意。
The tambourine player kept the beat with precision, guiding the band.
打手鼓的人精准地保持节拍，引导着乐队。
The tambourine's vibrant sound energized the dance floor.
手鼓生动的声音让舞池充满活力。
The tambourine was an essential instrument in the samba ensemble.
手鼓是桑巴乐队中必不可少的乐器。
The marching band included a tambourine player who danced along with the rhythm.
队列乐队里有一位随着节奏起舞的手鼓手。
The tambourine provided a simple but effective accompaniment to the acoustic guitar.
手鼓为原声吉他提供了简单但有效的伴奏。
In the church choir, the tambourine added a joyful note to the hymns.
在教堂唱诗班中，手鼓为赞美诗增添了一抹欢快的音符。