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mouth organ
Word forms: plural mouth organs
countable noun
A mouth organ is the same as a harmonica.
[mainly British]mouth organ in British English
noun
another name for harmonica (sense 1)
mouth organ in American English
US
harmonica (sense 1)
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British English: mouth organ /maʊθ ˈɔːɡən/ NOUN
A mouth organ is a small musical instrument. You play it by moving it across your lips and blowing and sucking air through it.
- American English: harmonica
- Arabic: آلَةُ الْهِرْمُونِيكَا الْمُوسِيقِيةُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: gaita-de-boca
- Chinese: 口琴
- Croatian: usna harmonika
- Czech: foukací harmonika
- Danish: mundharmonika
- Dutch: mondharmonica
- European Spanish: armónica
- Finnish: huuliharppu
- French: harmonica
- German: Mundharmonika
- Greek: φυσαρμόνικα
- Italian: armonica
- Japanese: ハーモニカ
- Korean: 하모니카
- Norwegian: munnspill
- Polish: harmonijka ustna
- European Portuguese: gaita-de-beiços
- Romanian: muzicuță
- Russian: губная гармоника
- Latin American Spanish: armónica
- Swedish: munspel
- Thai: หีบเพลงปาก
- Turkish: armonika
- Ukrainian: губна гармоніка
- Vietnamese: kèn harmonica
Chinese translation of 'mouth organ'
mouth organ
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口琴
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