English to Esperanto Meaning of plectrum - plectro

Plectrum :
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Definitions of plectrum in English
Noun(1) a small thin device (of metal or plastic or ivory
Examples of plectrum in English
(1) Ben strikes into song after song, the volume adjusted by only the slightest touch of his nimble plectrum , and the band just fall into place behind him and that breathy, to instantly soaring, vocal.(2) He doesn't use a plectrum , preferring to stroke out bass notes with his thumb.(3) However, this, their debut offering, favours the accomplished philosophy of Kirkwood's plectrum .(4) I was wondering if I'd left a plectrum at your house last Saturday.(5) I spent another long evening easing the paint off the curves of the guitar with the edge of a plectrum .(6) All that is needed is an electric guitar, a plectrum , a good quality 20 ft lead and an enthusiasm to learn.(7) Ten of its twenty-five strings are played with a plectrum , while the others resonate.(8) In a harpsichord, there is a separate plectrum for each string.(9) Of all the little maintenance procedures that harpsichord owners must attend to, replacing a plectrum is perhaps the thorniest of issues.(10) I normally don't use a plectrum but my right hand fingers were hurting so much I had to relent.(11) His fingers flew across the frets while I was sure the plectrum he was holding should have been worn to shreds as he played.(12) With a jerk, I smashed the plectrum hard down my guitar, sending an ear splitting screech of metal throughout the building.(13) In the record's silences, you can actually hear hands on strings, and then the pluck, pull and plectrum that give rise again to their unadorned sound.(14) The arched-top guitar came to the fore as the regular plectrum guitar for jazz, giving chords of a penetrating, rather metallic quality.(15) I used to work in the music shop there and we'd supply the studios with microphones and leads sometimes and plectrums, lots of plectrums .(16) Those plectrums are a bit like a collection of musical bus tickets.
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1. plectron ::
plectron
2. pick ::
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