Definition of cellist in English:

cellist

noun ˈtʃɛlɪstˈtʃɛləst

A person who plays the cello.
a cellist for a symphony orchestra
Example sentencesExamples
- At one point, the cellist is required to play a passage involving all four color effects simultaneously.
- Now the irrepressible cellist has ventured out on the longest limb yet, embracing musical multiculturalism on an unprecedented scale.
- Born in 1896 in St. Petersburg, he was trained not only as a physicist but also as a cellist.
- It was Pete, a cellist who played in the original baroque style on a handmade replica of a Stradivarius.
- In January 1786, Boccherini had become court composer to the future king of Prussia, a good cellist.

Origin

Late 19th century: from cello + -ist.

Definition of cellist in US English:

cellist

nounˈCHeləstˈtʃɛləst

A person who plays the cello.
a cellist for a symphony orchestra
Example sentencesExamples
- At one point, the cellist is required to play a passage involving all four color effects simultaneously.
- Now the irrepressible cellist has ventured out on the longest limb yet, embracing musical multiculturalism on an unprecedented scale.
- In January 1786, Boccherini had become court composer to the future king of Prussia, a good cellist.
- It was Pete, a cellist who played in the original baroque style on a handmade replica of a Stradivarius.
- Born in 1896 in St. Petersburg, he was trained not only as a physicist but also as a cellist.

Origin

Late 19th century: from cello + -ist.

词汇	cellist
释义	Definition of cellist in English: cellist noun ˈtʃɛlɪstˈtʃɛləst A person who plays the cello. a cellist for a symphony orchestra Example sentencesExamples At one point, the cellist is required to play a passage involving all four color effects simultaneously. Now the irrepressible cellist has ventured out on the longest limb yet, embracing musical multiculturalism on an unprecedented scale. Born in 1896 in St. Petersburg, he was trained not only as a physicist but also as a cellist. It was Pete, a cellist who played in the original baroque style on a handmade replica of a Stradivarius. In January 1786, Boccherini had become court composer to the future king of Prussia, a good cellist. Origin Late 19th century: from cello + -ist. Definition of cellist in US English: cellist nounˈCHeləstˈtʃɛləst A person who plays the cello. a cellist for a symphony orchestra Example sentencesExamples At one point, the cellist is required to play a passage involving all four color effects simultaneously. Now the irrepressible cellist has ventured out on the longest limb yet, embracing musical multiculturalism on an unprecedented scale. In January 1786, Boccherini had become court composer to the future king of Prussia, a good cellist. It was Pete, a cellist who played in the original baroque style on a handmade replica of a Stradivarius. Born in 1896 in St. Petersburg, he was trained not only as a physicist but also as a cellist. Origin Late 19th century: from cello + -ist.
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