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stringed instrument [strɪŋd] N
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in the PONS Dictionary
instrument [ˈɪnstrʊmənt, Am -strə-] N
1. instrument a. ECON, FIN, MUS:
2. instrument LAW (document):
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In his grave, he received intoxicating drinks, fruits and a stringed instrument.
en.wikipedia.org The folk stories were told accompanied by a stringed instrument resembling a bow.
en.wikipedia.org There is also the tantam which a stringed instrument consisting of a gourd with a bow attached played in time to the drum.
en.wikipedia.org The sueng is a stringed instrument, made of teak or hard wood.
en.wikipedia.org Dances are facilitated by a dance leader often playing a drum, guitar, flute or other stringed instrument.
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