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Definition
Synonym
Trommelgeschwindigkeit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Trommelgeschwindigkeit
f
drum speed
Trommelgeschwindigkeit
f
drum speed
Trommelgalvanik
f
techn.
barrel plating
Trommelgeräusch
n
drumming
Trommelgeschwindigkeit
f
drum speed
Deutsche
Trommelgeschwindigkeit Synonyme
Englische
drum speed Synonyme
drum
barrage
barrel
beat
beat a ruffle
beat a tattoo
beat the
drum
beat time
beating
bole
bongo
drum
cackle
call
canvass
carol
cask
caw
chatter
cheep
chirk
chirp
chirr
chirrup
chitter
chuck
clack
cluck
cock-a-doodle-doo
column
conga
coo
count
count the beats
croak
cronk
crow
cuckoo
cylinder
cylindroid
din
ding
drizzle
drum
music
drum
beat
drum
fire
drum
head
drum
ming
drum
skin
drum
stick
fall
flutter
gabble
gaggle
go pitapat
gobble
guggle
hammer
honk
hoo
hoot
jazz stick
keep time
kettle
kettle
drum
membranophone
mizzle
palpitate
palpitation
pant
paradiddle
patter
peep
pelt
pillar
pip
pipe
pitapat
pitter-patter
play
drum
pound
pounding
pour
pour with rain
precipitate
pulsate
pulsation
pulse
quack
rain
rain tadpoles
rat-a-tat
rat-tat
rat-tat-tat
rataplan
rattattoo
roll
roller
rouleau
rub-a-dub
ruff
ruffle
scold
shower
shower down
side
drum
sing
snare
snare
drum
sound a tattoo
spatter
spit
splatter
splutter
sprinkle
sputter
squawk
staccato
stream
tabor
taboret
tabret
tam-tam
tambourine
tap
tat-tat
tattoo
tenor
drum
throb
throbbing
thrum
thump
thumping
tick
ticktock
timbrel
timpani
tom-tom
trill
troll-
drum
trunk
tube
tweet
twit
twitter
tymp stick
tympan
tympanon
tympanum
war
drum
warble
weep
whistle
drum
out
boot
bounce
break
bump
bust
can
cashier
chase out
deconsecrate
defrock
degrade
demote
deplume
depose
deprive
dethrone
disbar
discharge
discrown
disemploy
disenthrone
dismiss
displace
displume
drive out
excommunicate
expel
fire
force out
freeze out
furlough
give the ax
give the gate
harry out
hunt out
kick
kick upstairs
lay off
let go
let out
liquidate
make redundant
oust
overthrow
pension
pension off
purge
push out
read out of
release
remove
remove from office
replace
retire
rout out
run out
sack
separate forcibly
smoke out
strip
strip of office
strip of rank
superannuate
surplus
suspend
turn off
turn out
unchurch
unfrock
unsaddle
unseat
unthrone
drum
beat
barrage
beat
beating
drum
drum
music
drum
fire
drum
ming
flutter
palpitation
paradiddle
patter
pitapat
pitter-patter
pound
pounding
pulsation
rat-a-tat
rat-tat
rat-tat-tat
rataplan
rattattoo
roll
rub-a-dub
ruff
ruffle
spatter
splutter
sputter
staccato
tat-tat
tattoo
throb
throbbing
thrum
thumping
tom-tom
drum
head
bender
bloat
blotter
booze
boozehound
boozer
brannigan
bust
drunk
guzzler
inebriate
jag
lush
soak
sot
souse
spree
tear
tippler
drum
ming
arrhythmia
bang
barrage
bash
bat
beat
beating
belt
biff
blinding
blow
bonk
cat-and-doggish
chop
clicking
clip
clout
clump
crack
cut
dash
dig
dint
drippy
driving
drizzling
drizzly
drub
drubbing
drum
drum
music
drum
beat
drum
fire
flutter
fluttering
fusillade
heartbeat
heartthrob
hit
jab
knock
lick
misty
misty-moisty
mizzly
palpitant
palpitation
paradiddle
patter
pelt
pelting
pitapat
pitter-patter
plunk
pluvial
pluviose
pluvious
poke
pound
pounding
pouring
pulsation
pulse
punch
rainy
rap
rat-a-tat
rat-tat
rat-tat-tat
rataplan
rattattoo
rhythm
roll
rub-a-dub
ruff
ruffle
showery
slam
slog
slug
smack
smash
sock
spatter
spattering
splutter
spluttering
sputter
sputtering
staccato
streaming
stroke
swat
swing
swipe
tat-tat
tattoo
tempo
throb
throbbing
thrum
thrumming
thump
thumping
thwack
ticking
tom-tom
whack
whop
yerk
drum
stick
ankle
bayonet legs
bongo
drum
bowlegs
breast
calf
chicken foot
cnemis
conga
dark meat
drum
drum
head
drum
skin
foreleg
gamb
gambrel
giblets
gigot
ham
hind leg
hock
jamb
jazz stick
kettle
kettle
drum
knee
leg
limb
membranophone
neck
oyster
podite
popliteal space
scissor-legs
shank
shin
side
drum
snare
snare
drum
stems
stumps
tabor
taboret
tabret
tam-tam
tambourine
tarsus
tenor
drum
thigh
timbrel
timpani
tom-tom
troll-
drum
trotters
turkey foot
tymp stick
tympan
tympanon
tympanum
war
drum
white meat
wing
wishbone
Trommelgeschwindigkeit Definition
Bass
drum
(
)
The
largest
of
the
different
kinds
of
drums,
having
two
heads,
and
emitting
a
deep,
grave
sound.
See
Bass,
a.
Drum
(
n.
)
An
instrument
of
percussion,
consisting
either
of
a
hollow
cylinder,
over
each
end
of
which
is
stretched
a
piece
of
skin
or
vellum,
to
be
beaten
with
a
stick
Drum
(
n.
)
Anything
resembling
a
drum
in
form
Drum
(
n.
)
A
sheet
iron
radiator,
often
in
the
shape
of
a
drum,
for
warming
an
apartment
by
means
of
heat
received
from
a
stovepipe,
or
a
cylindrical
receiver
for
steam,
etc.
Drum
(
n.
)
A
small
cylindrical
box
in
which
figs,
etc.,
are
packed.
Drum
(
n.
)
The
tympanum
of
the
ear
Drum
(
n.
)
One
of
the
cylindrical,
or
nearly
cylindrical,
blocks,
of
which
the
shaft
of
a
column
is
composed
Drum
(
n.
)
A
cylinder
on
a
revolving
shaft,
generally
for
the
purpose
of
driving
several
pulleys,
by
means
of
belts
or
straps
passing
around
its
periphery
Drum
(
n.
)
See
Drumfish.
Drum
(
n.
)
A
noisy,
tumultuous
assembly
of
fashionable
people
at
a
private
house
Drum
(
n.
)
A
tea
party
Drum
(
v.
i.)
To
beat
a
drum
with
sticks
Drum
(
v.
i.)
To
beat
with
the
fingers,
as
with
drumsticks
Drum
(
v.
i.)
To
throb,
as
the
heart.
Drum
(
v.
i.)
To
go
about,
as
a
drummer
does,
to
gather
recruits,
to
draw
or
secure
partisans,
customers,
etc,
Drum
(
v.
t.)
To
execute
on
a
drum,
as
a
tune.
Drum
(
v.
t.)
(With
out)
To
expel
ignominiously,
with
beat
of
drum
Drum
(
v.
t.)
(With
up)
To
assemble
by,
or
as
by,
beat
of
drum
Drum
major
(
)
.
Drum
major
(
)
The
chief
or
first
drummer
of
a
regiment
Drum
major
(
)
The
marching
leader
of
a
military
band.
Drum
major
(
)
A
noisy
gathering.
[R.]
See
under
Drum,
n.,
4.
Speed
(
n.
)
Prosperity
in
an
undertaking
Speed
(
n.
)
The
act
or
state
of
moving
swiftly
Speed
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
causes
or
promotes
speed
or
success.
Speed
(
n.
)
To
go
Speed
(
n.
)
To
experience
in
going
Speed
(
n.
)
To
fare
well
Speed
(
n.
)
To
make
haste
Speed
(
n.
)
To
be
expedient.
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
be
successful,
or
to
prosper
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
make
haste
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hasten
to
a
conclusion
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hurry
to
destruction
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
wish
success
or
god
fortune
to,
in
any
undertaking,
especially
in
setting
out
upon
a
journey.
drum speed Bedeutung
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
speed
speeding
hurrying
changing
location
rapidly
speed
skating
competitive
skating
on
speed
skates
(usually
around
an
oval
course)
drum
drumfish
small
to
medium-sized
bottom-dwelling
food
and
game
fishes
of
shallow
coastal
and
fresh
waters
that
make
a
drumming
noise
striped
drum
Equetus
pulcher
a
kind
of
drumfish
red
drum
channel
bass
redfish
Sciaenops
ocellatus
large
edible
fish
found
off
coast
of
United
States
from
Massachusetts
to
Mexico
amphetamine
pep
pill
upper
speed
a
central
nervous
system
stimulant
that
increases
energy
and
decreases
appetite,
used
to
treat
narcolepsy
and
some
forms
of
depression
bass
drum
gran
casa
a
large
drum
with
two
heads,
makes
a
sound
of
indefinite
but
very
low
pitch
bongo
bongo
drum
a
small
drum,
played
with
the
hands
brake
drum
drum
a
hollow
cast-iron
cylinder
attached
to
the
wheel
that
forms
part
of
the
brakes
drum
membranophone
tympan
a
musical
percussion
instrument,
usually
consists
of
a
hollow
cylinder
with
a
membrane
stretched
across
each
end
drum
metal
drum
a
cylindrical
metal
container
used
for
shipping
or
storage
of
liquids
drum
brake
hydraulic
brake
in
which
friction
is
applied
to
the
inside
of
a
spinning
drum
by
the
brake
shoe
drum
printer
a
line
printer
in
which
the
type
is
mounted
on
a
rotating
drum
that
contains
a
full
character
set
for
each
printing
position
drum
sander
electric
sander
sander
smoother
a
power
tool
used
for
sanding
wood,
an
endless
loop
of
sandpaper
is
moved
at
high
speed
by
an
electric
motor
snare
drum
snare
side
drum
a
small
drum
with
two
heads
and
a
snare
stretched
across
the
lower
head
speed
bump
a
hindrance
to
speeding
created
by
a
crosswise
ridge
in
the
surface
of
a
roadway
speedometer
speed
indicator
a
meter
fixed
to
a
vehicle
that
measures
and
displays
its
speed
speed
skate
racing
skate
an
ice
skate
with
a
long
blade,
worn
for
racing
steel
drum
a
concave
percussion
instrument
made
from
the
metal
top
of
an
oil
drum,
has
an
array
of
flattened
areas
that
produce
different
tones
when
struck
(of
Caribbean
origin)
tenor
drum
tom-tom
any
of
various
drums
with
small
heads
speed
swiftness
fastness
a
rate
(usually
rapid)
at
which
something
happens,
the
project
advanced
with
gratifying
speed
execution
speed
(computer
science)
the
speed
with
which
a
computational
device
can
execute
instructions,
measured
in
MIPS
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
drum
the
sound
of
a
drum,
he
could
hear
the
drums
before
he
heard
the
fifes
paradiddle
roll
drum
roll
the
sound
of
a
drum
(especially
a
snare
drum)
beaten
rapidly
and
continuously
drum
major
the
leader
of
a
marching
band
or
drum
corps
drum
majorette
majorette
a
female
drum
major
drum
majorette
majorette
a
female
baton
twirler
who
accompanies
a
marching
band
motorcycle
cop
motorcycle
policeman
speed
cop
a
policeman
who
rides
a
motorcycle
(and
who
checks
the
speeds
of
motorists)
speeder
speed
demon
a
driver
who
exceeds
the
safe
speed
limit
speed
freak
addict
who
habitually
uses
stimulant
drugs
(especially
amphetamines)
speedskater
speed
skater
an
ice-skater
who
races
competitively,
usually
around
an
oval
course
focal
ratio
f
number
stop
number
speed
the
ratio
of
the
focal
length
to
the
diameter
of
a
(camera)
lens
system
barrel
drum
a
bulging
cylindrical
shape,
hollow
with
flat
ends
high-speed
steel
hot-work
steel
an
alloy
steel
that
remains
hard
at
a
red
heat,
used
to
make
metalutting
tools
speed
velocity
distance
travelled
per
unit
time
speed
of
light
light
speed
c
the
speed
at
which
light
travels
in
a
vacuum,
the
constancy
and
universality
of
the
speed
of
light
is
recognized
by
defining
it
to
be
exactly
,,
meters
per
second
accelerate
speed
up
speed
quicken
move
faster,
The
car
accelerated
accelerate
speed
speed
up
cause
to
move
faster,
He
accelerated
the
car
cram
grind
away
drum
bone
up
swot
get
up
mug
up
swot
up
bone
study
intensively,
as
before
an
exam,
I
had
to
bone
up
on
my
Latin
verbs
before
the
final
exam
beat
up
drum
up
rally
gather,
drum
up
support
drum
play
a
percussion
instrument
speed
skate
race
on
skates
travel
rapidly
speed
hurry
zip
move
very
fast,
The
runner
zipped
past
us
at
breakneck
speed
speed
travel
at
an
excessive
or
illegal
velocity,
I
got
a
ticket
for
speeding
c
rush
hotfoot
hasten
hie
speed
race
pelt
along
rush
along
cannonball
along
bucket
along
belt
along
step
on
it
move
fast,
He
rushed
down
the
hall
to
receive
his
guests,
The
cars
raced
down
the
street
drum
beat
thrum
make
a
rhythmic
sound,
Rain
drummed
against
the
windshield,
The
drums
beat
all
night
oust
throw
out
drum
out
boot
out
kick
out
expel
remove
from
a
position
or
office,
The
chairman
was
ousted
after
he
misappropriated
funds
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