cornet

英 [ˈkɔːnɪt]

美 [ˈkɔːrnɪt]

n. 短号

复数：cornets　

BNC.33149 / COCA.32571

牛津词典

noun

短号
a brass musical instrument like a small trumpet
1. an ice-cream cornet
  蛋卷冰激凌
短号
a brass musical instrument like a small trumpet
1. an ice-cream cornet
  蛋卷冰激凌

短号
Acornetis a musical instrument that looks like a small trumpet.
(盛冰激凌的)锥形蛋卷筒
An ice creamcornetis a soft thin biscuit shaped like a cone with ice cream in it.

noun

He would open the door, blow "three or four or five unquestionably sweet and expert notes on a cornet"& and then disappear.
他会推开门，“在短号上吹出三个、四个或者五个音符，悦耳且专业那是自不用说”&然后消失掉。
In the military, Harry is known by the surname Wales and by his rank in the Blues and Royals& that of cornet, equivalent to a second lieutenant.
在军队，哈里王子以威尔士及其在皇家骑兵卫队&皇家海军陆战队装甲团的相当于第二中尉的军衔被人们知晓。
He played the cornet in the school band.
他在学校的乐队中吹短号。
And I don't think she cared that the cornet player was actually an antiques dealer.
我觉得她根本不在乎乐队里那个吹短号的原来是个古董商。
The bus driver set her down at the cornet.
公共汽车司机在转弯处停下来让她下车。
It was like my cornet.
它就像是我的标志物。
There is an English cornet on our campus. I'm sure you will like it.
我们校园有一个英语角，你会喜欢的。
I heard a cornet playing in Leicester square.
我听到有人在莱斯特广场上吹短号。
I could just barely have stood it if they had made him a cornet;
要是他们叫他当一名扛大旗的军士，我还勉强受得了；
During the1920s, Louis Armstrong became famous for his performances on the trumpet and jazz cornet.
世纪20年代，路易斯·阿姆斯特朗的小号和爵士短号演奏让他一举成名。