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I. drum [drʌm] N
1. drum MUS:
drum
bubanj m
drum
doboš m
drums pl (drum kit)
komplet bubnjeva
2. drum (sound):
drum of hooves
topot kopita
3. drum (for storage):
drum
metalno bure nt
oil drum
bure za naftu
4. drum (machine part):
drum
doboš m
drum
cilindar m
II. drum <-mm-> [drʌm] VB intr
1. drum MUS:
drum
bubnjati imperf
drum (on a drum kit)
udarati u bubanj imperf
2. drum (strike repeatedly):
to drum on sth
udarati u nešto
III. drum <-mm-> [drʌm] VB trans inf
1. drum (make noise):
to drum one's fingers [on the table]
lupkati prstima (po stolu)
2. drum (repeat):
to drum sth into sb
utuviti nešto nekome u glavu
'snare drum N MUS
snare drum
doboš m
pounding of music, drum
lupnjava f
pounding drum
koji udara
to beat a drum
svirati bubanj
beat drum
svirati imperf
drum roll
tuš
Chris is on drums
Kris je na bubnjevima
Present
Idrum
youdrum
he/she/itdrums
wedrum
youdrum
theydrum
Past
Idrummed
youdrummed
he/she/itdrummed
wedrummed
youdrummed
theydrummed
Present Perfect
Ihavedrummed
youhavedrummed
he/she/ithasdrummed
wehavedrummed
youhavedrummed
theyhavedrummed
Past Perfect
Ihaddrummed
youhaddrummed
he/she/ithaddrummed
wehaddrummed
youhaddrummed
theyhaddrummed
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
drum of hooves
topot kopita
oil drum
bure za naftu
to drum one's fingers [on the table]
lupkati prstima (po stolu)
to beat a drum
svirati bubanj
drum roll
tuš
Chris is on drums
Kris je na bubnjevima
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Invention of locally useful machines such as yam pounding machine, cowpea sheller, palm oil digester and mechanical cassava pulveriser/sifter and fryer.
en.wikipedia.org
We found a sledgehammer, and for a long time we took turns pounding away.
en.wikipedia.org
Women use complex rhythms in housekeeping tasks, such as pounding yams to highly ornamented music.
en.wikipedia.org
Storms are blowing his world to bits and great troubles are pounding him on a reef.
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Heavy explosions were heard, and a 2-hour depth charge pounding followed.
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