Definition of Bechstein in English:

Bechstein

nounˈbɛxstʌɪnˈbɛkstʌɪnˈbekstīn

A piano made by the German piano-builder Friedrich Wilhelm Carl Bechstein (1826–1900) or by the firm which he founded in 1856.
Example sentencesExamples
- At Harvard he was paid what he called ‘Hollywood rates’ (ten lectures at $600 each); with the proceeds he bought a Bechstein piano and a house in Buckinghamshire, between London and Oxford, where he spent more and more of his time.
- Dickson's prize possession, her Bechstein grand piano, has been sold at auction, along with other precious pieces from the house they had carefully restored to its original Gothic glory.
- It doesn't matter whether it is a Fazioli, Steinway, Blüthner, Bechstein - if you don't listen, you will never get this communication.
- He was just over two years old when he played his first tune on the family Bechstein in his parents' three-room flat in the southern suburbs of Moscow, copying his sister (who is also a pianist) and his music teacher mother.
- First the room was laid out differently, partly to take advantage of the Bechstein grand piano on loan to the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture from Klondike National Historic Sites, and partly for the other thing I will mention later.
- A Bechstein grand stands amid the electric guitars propped up against the fireplace.

Definition of Bechstein in US English:

Bechstein

nounˈbekstīn

A piano made by the German piano-builder Friedrich Wilhelm Carl Bechstein (1826–1900) or by the firm which he founded in 1856.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was just over two years old when he played his first tune on the family Bechstein in his parents' three-room flat in the southern suburbs of Moscow, copying his sister (who is also a pianist) and his music teacher mother.
- It doesn't matter whether it is a Fazioli, Steinway, Blüthner, Bechstein - if you don't listen, you will never get this communication.
- Dickson's prize possession, her Bechstein grand piano, has been sold at auction, along with other precious pieces from the house they had carefully restored to its original Gothic glory.
- First the room was laid out differently, partly to take advantage of the Bechstein grand piano on loan to the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture from Klondike National Historic Sites, and partly for the other thing I will mention later.
- A Bechstein grand stands amid the electric guitars propped up against the fireplace.
- At Harvard he was paid what he called ‘Hollywood rates’ (ten lectures at $600 each); with the proceeds he bought a Bechstein piano and a house in Buckinghamshire, between London and Oxford, where he spent more and more of his time.

单词	Bechstein
释义	Definition of Bechstein in English: Bechstein nounˈbɛxstʌɪnˈbɛkstʌɪnˈbekstīn A piano made by the German piano-builder Friedrich Wilhelm Carl Bechstein (1826–1900) or by the firm which he founded in 1856. Example sentencesExamples At Harvard he was paid what he called ‘Hollywood rates’ (ten lectures at $600 each); with the proceeds he bought a Bechstein piano and a house in Buckinghamshire, between London and Oxford, where he spent more and more of his time. Dickson's prize possession, her Bechstein grand piano, has been sold at auction, along with other precious pieces from the house they had carefully restored to its original Gothic glory. It doesn't matter whether it is a Fazioli, Steinway, Blüthner, Bechstein - if you don't listen, you will never get this communication. He was just over two years old when he played his first tune on the family Bechstein in his parents' three-room flat in the southern suburbs of Moscow, copying his sister (who is also a pianist) and his music teacher mother. First the room was laid out differently, partly to take advantage of the Bechstein grand piano on loan to the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture from Klondike National Historic Sites, and partly for the other thing I will mention later. A Bechstein grand stands amid the electric guitars propped up against the fireplace. Definition of Bechstein in US English: Bechstein nounˈbekstīn A piano made by the German piano-builder Friedrich Wilhelm Carl Bechstein (1826–1900) or by the firm which he founded in 1856. Example sentencesExamples He was just over two years old when he played his first tune on the family Bechstein in his parents' three-room flat in the southern suburbs of Moscow, copying his sister (who is also a pianist) and his music teacher mother. It doesn't matter whether it is a Fazioli, Steinway, Blüthner, Bechstein - if you don't listen, you will never get this communication. Dickson's prize possession, her Bechstein grand piano, has been sold at auction, along with other precious pieces from the house they had carefully restored to its original Gothic glory. First the room was laid out differently, partly to take advantage of the Bechstein grand piano on loan to the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture from Klondike National Historic Sites, and partly for the other thing I will mention later. A Bechstein grand stands amid the electric guitars propped up against the fireplace. At Harvard he was paid what he called ‘Hollywood rates’ (ten lectures at $600 each); with the proceeds he bought a Bechstein piano and a house in Buckinghamshire, between London and Oxford, where he spent more and more of his time.
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