flute

US /fluːt/
UK /fluːt/
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flauta

a wind instrument consisting of a tube with a row of finger holes or keys, usually played by blowing across a hole near one end.

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She played a beautiful melody on her wooden flute.
Ela tocou uma bela melodia em sua flauta de madeira.
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The orchestra featured a solo performance on the flute.
A orquestra apresentou uma performance solo de flauta.
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flauta, taça de champanhe

a tall, narrow wine glass, typically for champagne.

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We toasted with champagne in elegant flutes.
Nós brindamos com champanhe em elegantes flautas.
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The waiter poured the sparkling wine into the tall flutes.
O garçom despejou o vinho espumante nas altas flautas.
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flautear, tocar flauta

to play a flute or produce a sound like a flute.

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The bird began to flute a sweet song from the branch.
O pássaro começou a flautear uma doce canção do galho.
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He learned to flute traditional Irish tunes.
Ele aprendeu a flautear melodias tradicionais irlandesas.
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