cello English

Meaning cello meaning

What does cello mean?

Definitions in simple English

cello Noun

— A cello is a stringed instrument in the violin family, larger than a viola but smaller than a double bass. A cello is played while sitting, with the instrument held between the knees.

cello

— noun a large stringed instrument; seated player holds it upright while playing

Synonyms cello synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cello?

cello English » English

violoncello

bass-viol

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Topics cello topics

What do people use cello to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Music

Musical instrument

• What are the types of instruments that have strings that you pluck?
  stringed instrument strings piano harp guitar banjo violin fiddle viola cello bass fiddle

Examples cello examples

How do I use cello in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I have an interest in cello and piano.

Olga has been playing the cello since she was 8 years old.

He plays cello exceptionally well.

I am interested in the cello and the piano.

This video will interest everyone who likes classical music, especially those who like the cello.

I thought you said your cello was in the car.

Tom plays the cello with one of the local orchestras.

I didn't know Tom could play the cello.

When did you buy this cello?

I hear Tom was the one who taught you how to play the cello.

Tom used to play the cello.

Tom played the cello.

Movie subtitles

I have been taking cello lessons for. eight years and.

Have some weird clash with the cello.

I didn't like his talk, wanted to remind him, and snatched up the cello.

You must mend this cello, and soon.

Have you anyone here who can play a violin or a cello?

A cello player in the opera, and a streetcar conductor.

I'll play the cello now.

Of a summer night, young men would bring an orchestra under a pretty girl's window a flute, harp, fiddle, cello, coronet, bass viole, would presently release their melodies to the dulcet stars.

Gotta get my cello upstairs.

I suppose you're wondering about the money in Mr. Lawson's cello case.

Where did you get that cello case?

Somebody took the key. The cello case has gone.

There's just myself, my daughter, and her cello.

Now go back to your cello.

Your cello seems to appreciate it.

Oh, the cello.

I've come to pick up Mr. Novak's cello.

This is a cello concerto, not a flute concerto.

Since his new cello concerto is being broadcast from this hall at 9:30 Mr. Neilsen has kindly consented to conduct in his place.

Yes, but. yes, he's going on this tour, and all he's got in there is. and no cello.

A woman vibrating like a cello.

Doctor, I've never criticized your cello playing!

A cello, Papa.

If the cello is where the fur coat was where do you suppose the fur coat is?

Where the cello was?

My client came by to pick it up, almost walked out with the cello.

Especially if you add to it the flower in the icebox the fur coat in the cello case, and most important of all the clue of the upside-down stomach.

If you look at the palm of your right hand, you will notice a tiny blister which proves that you've been carrying the cello case yourself.

Plays the cello.

The cello?

We play the cello, the trumpet and the banjo.