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| etymological origin of | eng: trombonist |
| etymology | ita: trombone |
| has derived form | eng: alto trombone |
| has derived form | eng: bass trombone |
| has derived form | eng: slide trombone |
| has derived form | eng: tenor trombone |
| has derived form | eng: trombones |
| has derived form | eng: trombonist |
| has derived form | eng: valve trombone |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˌtrɑmˈboʊn/ |
| pronunciation | /ˌtrɒmˈbəʊn/ |
| translation | cat: trombó |
| translation | ces: pozoun |
| translation | ces: trombón |
| translation | dan: basun |
| translation | deu: Posaune |
| translation | epo: trombono |
| translation | fin: pasuuna |
| translation | fra: trombone |
| translation | glg: trombón |
| translation | hbs: тромбон |
| translation | hbs: trombon |
| translation | hun: harsona |
| translation | hye: տրոմբոն |
| translation | isl: básúna |
| translation | ita: trombone |
| translation | jpn: トロンボーン |
| translation | nor: trombone |
| translation | pol: puzon |
| translation | ron: trombon |
| translation | slv: pozavna |
| translation | spa: trombón |
| translation | swe: trombon |
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