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Solutions - Elementary - Introduction - IC

Here you will find the vocabulary from Introduction - IC in the Solutions Elementary coursebook, such as "orchestra", "dance", "bike", etc.

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pop music
pop music
[noun]

popular music, especially with young people, consisting a strong rhythm and simple tunes

Ex: Her pop music playlist always gets the party started. 
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rock music

a genre of popular music, with a strong beat played on electric guitars and drums, evolved from rock and roll and pop music

Ex: He hosts a radio show that explores the history of rock music. 
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musical instrument

an object or device used for producing music, such as a violin or a piano

Ex: She plays the violin, her favorite musical instrument. 
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clarinet
clarinet
[noun]

a musical instrument with a mouthpiece and keys, that is played by blowing into it

Ex: He played a soulful melody on the clarinet during the jazz band's performance. 
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drum
drum
[noun]

a musical instrument consisting of a hollow, round frame with plastic or skin stretched tightly across one or both ends, played by hitting it with sticks or hands

Ex: Drum lessons have helped him improve his sense of rhythm. 
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flute
flute
[noun]

a tube-like musical instrument that is played by blowing over a hole while covering and uncovering its other holes

Ex: She played a beautiful melody on the flute during the orchestra's performance. 
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guitar
guitar
[noun]

a musical instrument, usually with six strings, that we play by pulling the strings with our fingers or with a plectrum

Ex: He is practicing fingerpicking techniques on the guitar. 
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keyboard
keyboard
[noun]

a type of electronic musical instrument with keys like those of a piano, which is able to make many different sounds

Ex: He played a beautiful melody on the keyboard during the concert. 
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piano
piano
[noun]

a musical instrument we play by pressing the black and white keys on the keyboard

Ex: I learned how to read sheet music to play the piano. 
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saxophone
saxophone
[noun]

a curved metal wind instrument that is played by blowing into it while pressing its buttons

Ex: He played a soulful jazz solo on the saxophone during the concert. 
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trumpet
trumpet
[noun]

a musical instrument with a curved metal tube and one wide end, which is played by blowing into it while pressing and releasing its three buttons

Ex: He played a soulful melody on the trumpet during the jazz performance. 
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violin
violin
[noun]

a musical instrument that we play by holding it under our chin and moving a bow across its strings

Ex: Can you show me the proper way to hold the violin bow? 
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bass guitar

a type of electric guitar that produces the lowest pitch in the family of guitars

Ex: He played a funky groove on his bass guitar that got everyone dancing. 
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cello
cello
[noun]

a large musical instrument of the violin family that is held upright and is played by pulling a bow across its strings

Ex: She played a soulful melody on the cello during the orchestra concert. 
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electric guitar

a guitar capable of converting the vibration of its strings into electrical impulses using a pickup

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oboe
oboe
[noun]

a woodwind double-reed instrument with a long tubular body and holes and keys on top

Ex: She plays the oboe in the orchestra. 
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organ
organ
[noun]

a large keyboard instrument with rows of pipes in different sizes, each played by a separate set of keys, producing a wide range of tones

Ex: The church's organ filled the hall with majestic music during the wedding ceremony. 
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trombone
trombone
[noun]

a wind instrument consisting of a wide hollow end and a sliding metal tube used to vary the pitch and produce a wide range of tones

Ex: The musician skillfully moved the slide of his trombone to hit the correct notes. 
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orchestra
orchestra
[noun]

a group of musicians playing various instruments gathered and organized to perform a classic piece

Ex: The orchestra performed a symphony composed by Beethoven with great precision and emotion. 
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to sing
to sing
[Verb]

to use one's voice in order to produce musical sounds in the form of a tune or song

Ex: At the karaoke night, everyone got a chance to sing. 
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to play
to play
[Verb]

to take part in a game or activity for fun

Ex: A group of kids were playing tag in the park. 
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basketball

a type of sport where two teams, with often five players each, try to throw a ball through a net that is hanging from a ring and gain points

Ex: He enjoys playing basketball with his friends at the local park on weekends. 
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football
football
[noun]

a sport, played by two teams of eleven players who try to score by carrying or kicking an oval ball into the other team's end zone or through their goalpost

Ex: Football games are a big part of our school spirit. 
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tennis
tennis
[noun]

a sport in which two or four players use rackets to hit a small ball backward and forward over a net

Ex: He dreams of becoming a professional tennis player one day. 
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to ride
to ride
[Verb]

to sit on open-spaced vehicles like motorcycles or bicycles and be in control of their movements

Ex: She rides her bike to work every day. 
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bike
bike
[noun]

a vehicle that has two wheels and moves when we push its pedals with our feet

Ex: He rides his bike to work every morning. 
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horse
horse
[noun]

an animal that is large, has a tail and four legs, and we use for racing, pulling carriages, riding, etc.

Ex: A beautiful white horse grazed peacefully in the meadow. 
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skateboard

a small board with two sets of wheels we stand on to move around by pushing one foot down

Ex: He enjoys riding his skateboard around the neighborhood, doing tricks and jumps at the local skate park. 
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to ski
to ski
[Verb]

to move on snow on two sliding bars that are worn on the feet

Ex: Winter enthusiasts often ski down slopes to enjoy the snowy landscapes. 
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to swim
to swim
[Verb]

to move through water by moving parts of the body, typically arms and legs

Ex: My sister swims every morning before breakfast. 
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to dance
to dance
[Verb]

to move the body to music in a special way

Ex: During the carnival, everyone were dancing in the streets. 
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to speak
to speak
[Verb]

to use or be capable of using a certain language

Ex: He speaks Spanish fluently. 
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French
French
[noun]

the main language of France that is also spoken in parts of other countries such as Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, etc.

Ex: He decided to learn French to understand French films without subtitles. 
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Chinese
Chinese
[noun]

any of the Sino-Tibetan languages of China

Ex: Chinese is spoken by more than a billion people worldwide. 
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Spanish
Spanish
[noun]

the main language of Spain and many Southern or Central American countries

Ex: Learning Spanish is helpful for travelling in Central and South America. 
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