panpipes

pan·pipe

P0046100 (păn′pīp′) n. often panpipes A simple wind instrument consisting of a series of pipes or reeds of graduated length bound together, played by blowing across the top open ends. Also called mouth organ, Pandean pipe, pan flute, syrinx.

[Pan + pipe.]

panpipes

(ˈpænˌpaɪps) pl n (Instruments) (often singular; often capital) a number of reeds or whistles of graduated lengths bound together to form a musical wind instrument. Also called: pipes of Pan or syrinx

Translations

panpipes

panpipes,

Pandean pipes

(păndē`ən), or

syrinx

(sĭr`ĭngks), musical wind instrument, consisting of graduated tubes closed at one end and fastened together. The player holds the instrument vertically and blows into the open end of the tube; each tube has its own pitch. Of Chinese origin, the instrument was known to the Greeks (who connected its origin with the legend of the god PanPan
, in Greek religion and mythology, pastoral god of fertility. He was worshiped principally in Arcadia, and one legend states that he was the son of Hermes, another Arcadian god. Pan was supposed to make flocks fertile; when he did not, his image was flogged to stimulate him.
..... Click the link for more information. and the nymph Syrinx who was changed into reeds). It survives in some parts of Europe, South East Asia, and South America.

单词	panpipes
释义	panpipes pan·pipe P0046100 (păn′pīp′) n. often panpipes A simple wind instrument consisting of a series of pipes or reeds of graduated length bound together, played by blowing across the top open ends. Also called mouth organ, Pandean pipe, pan flute, syrinx. [Pan + pipe.] panpipes (ˈpænˌpaɪps) pl n (Instruments) (often singular; often capital) a number of reeds or whistles of graduated lengths bound together to form a musical wind instrument. Also called: pipes of Pan or syrinx Translations panpipes panpipes, Pandean pipes (păndē`ən), or syrinx (sĭr`ĭngks), musical wind instrument, consisting of graduated tubes closed at one end and fastened together. The player holds the instrument vertically and blows into the open end of the tube; each tube has its own pitch. Of Chinese origin, the instrument was known to the Greeks (who connected its origin with the legend of the god PanPan , in Greek religion and mythology, pastoral god of fertility. He was worshiped principally in Arcadia, and one legend states that he was the son of Hermes, another Arcadian god. Pan was supposed to make flocks fertile; when he did not, his image was flogged to stimulate him. ..... Click the link for more information. and the nymph Syrinx who was changed into reeds). It survives in some parts of Europe, South East Asia, and South America. MedicalSeesyrinxThesaurusSeepanpipe
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