bagpiper
bagpiper — noun
1. a performer who plays the bagpipes, especially at ceremonies, parades, or cultur
a performer who plays the bagpipes, especially at ceremonies, parades, or cultural events where the instrument's distinctive sound is traditional.
Yuna's grandfather was a bagpiper who played at every town festival.
a bagpiper who
The crowd clapped as Diego, a bagpiper from Santiago, began to play.
a bagpiper from
Kofi practised for hours every day to become a skilled bagpiper.
The wedding guests heard a bagpiper playing outside the old stone church.
Chidi watched a bagpiper march at the front of the parade playing a lively tune.
- piper
broader term; can refer to any pipe instrument player, while bagpiper is specific to bagpipes.
文法句型
a bagpiper
bagpiper + verb (who plays, performed, marched)
用法筆記
The instrument is almost always referred to in the plural (bagpipes), even when speaking about a single set. A bagpiper plays bagpipes.