violin /ˌvaɪəˈlɪn/ noun [C]
► A2 a wooden musical instrument with four strings that is held against the neck and played by moving a bow across the stringsThesaurus+: ↑String instruments• • •
Extra Examples:» She plays the violin with great expression .» The top string on your violin is flat.» A cello has a fuller sound than a violin.» She practises the violin every day.» I went to a violin recital today.- ↑Locking and bolting
- ↑Locks and locksmithing
- ↑Logic and reason
- ↑Long periods of time
- ↑Losing and being defeated
- ↑Losing and loss
- ↑Losing consciousness
- ↑Loving and in love
- ↑Low, short and shallow
- ↑Loyal, faithful and dependable
- ↑Lubrication
- ↑Lucky charms
- ↑Machine parts
- ↑Machinery and machines
- ↑Magic
- ↑Make-up and skin care
- ↑Making and accepting apologies
- ↑Making and breaking promises and commitments
- ↑Making appeals and requests
- ↑Making bookings and reservations
- ↑Making holes in things
- ↑Making mistakes
- ↑Making people excited and interested
- ↑Making people sad, shocked and upset
- ↑Making progress and advancing