drummers

IPA/dɹˈʌməz/
KK[drˈʌmɚz]IPA/drˈʌmərz/

drummers — 名詞

1. a person who plays a drum kit or a single drum, usually as part of a concert ban

1.名詞A2
釋義

鼓手

演奏鼓或套鼓的音樂人

a person who plays a drum kit or a single drum, usually as part of a concert band or a studio recording group

例句

The band's drummer kept a steady beat that made everyone in the crowd dance.

這個樂團的鼓手保持穩定的節奏，讓現場每個人都跟著跳起舞來。

collocation: steady beat

Mei practiced every evening to become a better drummer for her school band.

Mei 每天晚上練習，希望成為學校樂團裡更出色的鼓手。

pattern: drummer + for [group]

常見搭配
  • band drummer
  • session drummer
  • jazz drummer
  • rock drummer
  • drummer for
  • drummer in
  • drummer joins
  • drummer quit
  • drummer kept the beat
同義詞
  • percussionist

    broader term; a percussionist plays any percussion instrument (drums, cymbals, xylophone, etc.), not only the drum kit

  • drummer boy

    historical; refers to a boy who played a drum in a military marching band, not a modern rock or jazz musician

文法句型

a drummer

the drummer

drummer + for/in [band]

用法筆記

When talking about a person's role in a specific band, use 'drummer for' (e.g., 'the drummer for the rock band') rather than 'drummer of', though both appear in informal speech.

常見錯誤

She is a drum.
She is a drummer.
'drum' is the instrument; add '-mer' to describe the person who plays it.
The drummer of the band quit.
The drummer for the band quit.
'for' is the natural preposition when stating which band the person plays with.

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常用片語

  • drummer for the band
  • session drummer
  • drummer kept the beat
  • drummer joined the group

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