trumpet

US /ˈtrʌm.pət/
UK /ˈtrʌm.pət/
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trompeta

a brass musical instrument with a flared bell and a bright, penetrating tone. It has three valves for changing pitch.

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He played a beautiful solo on the trumpet.
Tocó un hermoso solo con la trompeta.
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The orchestra features several brass instruments, including the trumpet.
La orquesta cuenta con varios instrumentos de viento-metal, incluyendo la trompeta.
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barrito, trompeteo

a loud, piercing sound, especially one made by an elephant.

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The elephant let out a mighty trumpet.
El elefante emitió un potente barrito.
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We heard the distant trumpet of the wild elephants.
Escuchamos el distante barrito de los elefantes salvajes.
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proclamar, pregonar

to proclaim or announce widely or loudly.

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They trumpeted their victory to the whole world.
Proclamaron su victoria a todo el mundo.
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The media trumpeted the news of the discovery.
Los medios de comunicación proclamaron la noticia del descubrimiento.
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