Definition of kalimba in English:

kalimba

noun kəˈlɪmbəkəˈlimbə

A type of African thumb piano.
克林巴琴（一种非洲弹拨琴）
Example sentencesExamples
- His music is an accessible blend of African drums, mouth harp, flute, kalimba, kora and several other instruments.
- The variety of assembled instruments included a sitar, a penny whistle, a few accordions, a Celtic and a Mexican harp, an African kalimba and a Chinese dizi.
- Painted in rather garish hot pink and viridian green, the cluster includes a tortoise shell, a bass and trombone from a mariachi band, a gourd kalimba, a shark's jaw and a horse's tail.
- Like the chiming of the kalimba or the pulse of countless hearts in the belly of a ship, Weatherford's music recounts the rhythm's journey and evolution to an original American musical art form.
- However elements that might sound cloying or annoying in other hands - decorative kalimba, guest vocals, over-tasteful mixing - are held in check by the leader, whose own soloing has an admirable edge.

Origin

1950s: a local word; related to marimba.

Definition of kalimba in US English:

kalimba

nounkəˈlimbə

A type of African thumb piano.
克林巴琴（一种非洲弹拨琴）
Example sentencesExamples
- Painted in rather garish hot pink and viridian green, the cluster includes a tortoise shell, a bass and trombone from a mariachi band, a gourd kalimba, a shark's jaw and a horse's tail.
- The variety of assembled instruments included a sitar, a penny whistle, a few accordions, a Celtic and a Mexican harp, an African kalimba and a Chinese dizi.
- However elements that might sound cloying or annoying in other hands - decorative kalimba, guest vocals, over-tasteful mixing - are held in check by the leader, whose own soloing has an admirable edge.
- His music is an accessible blend of African drums, mouth harp, flute, kalimba, kora and several other instruments.
- Like the chiming of the kalimba or the pulse of countless hearts in the belly of a ship, Weatherford's music recounts the rhythm's journey and evolution to an original American musical art form.

Origin

1950s: a local word; related to marimba.

词汇	kalimba
释义	Definition of kalimba in English: kalimba noun kəˈlɪmbəkəˈlimbə A type of African thumb piano. 克林巴琴（一种非洲弹拨琴） Example sentencesExamples His music is an accessible blend of African drums, mouth harp, flute, kalimba, kora and several other instruments. The variety of assembled instruments included a sitar, a penny whistle, a few accordions, a Celtic and a Mexican harp, an African kalimba and a Chinese dizi. Painted in rather garish hot pink and viridian green, the cluster includes a tortoise shell, a bass and trombone from a mariachi band, a gourd kalimba, a shark's jaw and a horse's tail. Like the chiming of the kalimba or the pulse of countless hearts in the belly of a ship, Weatherford's music recounts the rhythm's journey and evolution to an original American musical art form. However elements that might sound cloying or annoying in other hands - decorative kalimba, guest vocals, over-tasteful mixing - are held in check by the leader, whose own soloing has an admirable edge. Origin 1950s: a local word; related to marimba. Definition of kalimba in US English: kalimba nounkəˈlimbə A type of African thumb piano. 克林巴琴（一种非洲弹拨琴） Example sentencesExamples Painted in rather garish hot pink and viridian green, the cluster includes a tortoise shell, a bass and trombone from a mariachi band, a gourd kalimba, a shark's jaw and a horse's tail. The variety of assembled instruments included a sitar, a penny whistle, a few accordions, a Celtic and a Mexican harp, an African kalimba and a Chinese dizi. However elements that might sound cloying or annoying in other hands - decorative kalimba, guest vocals, over-tasteful mixing - are held in check by the leader, whose own soloing has an admirable edge. His music is an accessible blend of African drums, mouth harp, flute, kalimba, kora and several other instruments. Like the chiming of the kalimba or the pulse of countless hearts in the belly of a ship, Weatherford's music recounts the rhythm's journey and evolution to an original American musical art form. Origin 1950s: a local word; related to marimba.
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