| 释义 |
bom·barde
\(ˈ)bōm|bärd, (ˈ)bäm-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, probably from Italian bombarda, literally, bombard, from Old Italian, from Middle French bombarde
: a powerful reed stop of 32-foot or 16-foot pitch in a pipe organ; also : the manual containing such a stop |