English to Irish Meaning of drum - druma

Drum :

druma

noun

druma, chlúdach, tambór, trumpa, druma citeal, ionstraim, Tabor, Boll, síol poipín, pod poipín, móinéir, leaba plandáil, Butt, iomaire

verb

druma, a phoibliú, fhógairt

Drum :: drumaDrums :: drums

← Druid

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Definitions of drum in English

Noun(1) a musical percussion instrument; usually consists of a hollow cylinder with a membrane stretched across each end(2) the sound of a drum(3) a bulging cylindrical shape; hollow with flat ends(4) a cylindrical metal container used for shipping or storage of liquids(5) a hollow cast iron cylinder attached to the wheel that forms part of the brakes(6) small to medium-sized bottom-dwelling food and game fishes of shallow coastal and fresh waters that make a drumming noise
Verb(1) make a rhythmic sound(2) play a percussion instrument(3) study intensively, as before an exam

Examples of drum in English

(1) To the drum of a coxswain, international member paddlers of the Shanghai Shang Long Dragon Boat Team press forward on Dianshan Lake.(2) But staff giving evidence said they would stand inside a large rotating drum to clean the slowly-moving rollers with an air hose.(3) a drum at Lady Beresford's(4) he had got the drum that the police wouldn't lock us up(5) The bay was sandy-green with marginal visibility but clarity was not a major issue because drum primarily are scent feeders.(6) She heard the tin whistle begin, and without even realising she was doing it, began tapping her feet to the ever-present drum .(7) The mangoes that my parents had picked from outside their window had ripened inside the rice drum .(8) a drum of powdered bleach(9) Then, overnight, completely saturate it by placing it in a soaking vessel such as an old bathtub or an open-topped metal drum .(10) A direct-drive gearbox rotates the drum without the use of external gears.(11) Good to check dryer drum after load of brand new jeans.(12) The people who have been on the coast the longest are entitled to more water, and those who are newcomers only have the right to one drum , and that has to last two weeks.(13) Inside the bottomless drum are mixed items waiting to be sorted, treasures waiting to be uncovered.(14) the drum of their feet(15) I guess they figure if you have room enough to store a 55-gallon drum of mayonnaise, well, you have the space to store a coffin until needed.(16) These columns are concealed by the new limestone cladding surrounding the entire drum of the Reading Room.

Related Phrases of drum

(1) drum set ::

sraith druma

(2) bass drum ::

bass drum

(3) drum up ::

druma suas

(4) drum kit ::

trealamh druma

(5) drum and bass ::

druma agus Bass

(6) brake drum ::

druma coscáin

(7) steel drum ::

druma cruach

(8) bongo drum ::

Bongo druma

(9) drum brake ::

druma coscáin

(10) hand drum ::

druma láimhe

Related Phrases of drum

(1) drum set ::

sraith druma

(2) bass drum ::

bass drum

(3) drum up ::

druma suas

(4) drum kit ::

trealamh druma

(5) drum and bass ::

druma agus Bass

(6) brake drum ::

druma coscáin

(7) steel drum ::

druma cruach

(8) bongo drum ::

Bongo druma

(9) drum brake ::

druma coscáin

(10) hand drum ::

druma láimhe

Synonyms

Noun

1. percussion instrument ::

cnaguirlis

2. beat ::

buille

3. canister ::

canister

4. drumfish ::

drumfish

5. brake drum ::

druma coscáin

6. tympan ::

tympan

7. barrel ::

bairille

Verb

8. tap ::

sconna

9. instill ::

instill

10. beat ::

buille

11. bone ::

cnámh

Different Forms

drum, drums

Word Example from TV Shows

Drum roll, please. Wait for it.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11