گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'instrument'

1 عمومی:: سند

2 عمومی:: ادوات‌

3 عمومی:: الت‌

4 عمومی:: وسیله‌

5 عمومی:: قانون

6 عمومی:: اسباب‌

1 general:: instrument verbs play an instrument • Can you play a musical instrument? learn to play an instrument ( also learn an instrument ) • All students at the school have the opportunity to learn an instrument. tune an instrument (= make it play at the right pitch ) • The musicians were tuning their instruments before the concert began. hire an instrument • You could hire an instrument from a music shop. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + instrument a wind/woodwind instrument • Violas blend very well with most of the wind instruments. a brass instrument • The tuba is the deepest of the brass instruments. a string/stringed instrument • He spent many hours playing string instruments of all kinds. a keyboard instrument • Keyboard instruments are relatively easy to learn. a percussion instrument (= one that you hit ) • Children can learn to play percussion instruments through games and songs. an electronic instrument • An electronic instrument requires no tuning and very little maintenance. a solo instrument (= one that can be played on its own ) • The organ has increasingly become recognized as a solo instrument in its own right.

2 general::   noun tool for a particular task ADJ. precision | sophisticated | reliable | crude | blunt The autopsy revealed that the deceased had been hit with a blunt instrument. (figurative) Even though it was a somewhat blunt instrument (= not very precise), our questionnaire provided us with some interesting ideas. | sharp | small | delicate | appropriate | research | drawing, measuring, writing | astronomical, flight, flying, mathematical, medical, navigation, navigational, optical, scientific, surgical | cockpit QUANT. set a set of mathematical instruments VERB + INSTRUMENT use All pupils should learn to use drawing instruments. | check, read to read the instruments and make a note of the wind speed and direction | design, develop, devise, invent | build, make All the instruments are made from glass capillary tubing. INSTRUMENT + VERB measure sth an instrument that measures light intensity INSTRUMENT + NOUN check The pilot did his instrument checks and taxied towards the runway. | maker | panel There was a warning light flashing on the instrument panel. PHRASES an instrument of torture medieval instruments of torture such as the rack and the wheel for playing music ADJ. musical | beautiful, fine | classical | modern | period baroque music played on period instruments | solo | orchestral | brass, keyboard, percussion, string/stringed, wind, woodwind | acoustic, electric, electronic VERB + INSTRUMENT play (on) She plays three musical instruments. The score was written to be played on a keyboard instrument. | learn, learn (how) to play | tune Ensure the instrument is tuned to concert pitch. | make an instrument made by a woman guitar maker in Canada INSTRUMENT + VERB sound The instrument sounds like a cello. INSTRUMENT + NOUN makerMUSIC sb/sth used to make sth happen ADJ. chief, key, main, major, prime, principal | good, great They agreed that the UN was the best instrument for reaching agreement. | ideal | important, valuable | powerful | useful | effective | flexible | mere Some cynics say that sport is a mere instrument of capitalist domination. | chosen The despot claimed to be the chosen instrument of divine providence. | divine | political VERB + INSTRUMENT perceive sb/sth as, regard sb/sth as, see sb/sth as, view sb/sth as They saw criminal law as an instrument for improving public morals. | use sb/sth as | make sb/sth PREP. ~ for Criminal law is not the best instrument for dealing with family matters. | ~ of She was accused of making a public service an instrument of private advantage.

3 general:: noun device: The instrument measures conductivity.