Pronunciation

/trʌmpəl/

Definitions

Noun

1. A musical wind instrument with a cylindrical shape and a flared bell, played by buzzing the lips into the mouthpiece and producing a loud, brassy sound.
2. A person playing or吹 a trumpet, often as part of a musical ensemble or in a military band.
3. An announcement or proclamation, especially a public one.

Verb

1. To play or sound a trumpet, either literally or metaphorically (as in making an important announcement).
2. To signal or attract attention with a loud noise or action, like a trumpet call.

Adjective

Used to describe something resembling a trumpet in appearance or sound, such as a flower or a building.

Phrases

• “Trumpet call” or “trumpet fanfare” to describe a loud, clear signal or announcement.
• “Toot a trumpet” or “blow your trumpet” to boast about one’s achievements or qualities.
• “Make a trumpet of your voice” to speak loudly and forcefully.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The jazz musician skillfully performed a solo on his silver trumpet.”
• Verb: “The mayor sounded the city’s trumpets to announce the festival.”
• Adjective: “The sunflower’s bright yellow petals resembled a giant trumpet in the garden.”

Synonyms

• Horn
• Bugle
• Cornet
• Hornpipe
• Fanfare -公告
• Proclamation

Antonyms

• Silent
• Soft
• Muted
• Quiet