trill造句

Some birds trill their songs.

a euphonious trill of silver laughter.

To articulate(a sound)with a trill.

pronounce(a letter)with a trill

A trill is a rapid alternation between the two notes.

Just trill back, "Oh, you're a keen gardener!"

An embellishment such as an appoggiatura or a trill.

To sound, sing, or play with a trill.

Therefore, matching the trill to the other hand for practice defeats the lessons of this Invention.

To produce a trill on an instrument or with the voice.

Others stand on street corners as lookouts while women trill their protest from their balconies.

As we climbed, local warblers began to trill through the quietness and dogs barked in the distance.

Players often play this trill as a mordent and in most cases even this is not done properly.

They played just the male fairy-wren call. Then they played the trill of the wrens singing immediately after the butcher-birds.

a large number of techniques are used when playing these wind instruments, such as tapping, appogiatura, tremolo, legato, "flower tongue,"augment, glide, trill, overtone and prong.

Boys as young as six chant for the regime to fall as they play in the street and as mobile ringtones trill “Ya Heef”, a song about the protest that started in Deraa and spread around the country.

As the sparrow had its trill, sitting on the hickory before my door, so had I my chuckle or suppressed warble which he might hear out of my nest.

In contrast to the soft trill of the field cricket — "the bard of the grass, " one poet calls them — cicadas and katydids produce the kind of deafening hiss that can drown out conversation.