Violoncello
31violoncello — vi|o|lon|cel|lo [ˌvaıəlınˈtʃeləu US lou] n plural violoncellos formal a ↑cello …
32violoncello — pl.m. violoncelli …
33violoncello — vi·o·lon cel·lo || ‚vaɪəlÉ™n tʃeləʊ n. cello, large four stringed instrument of the violin family that is played with a bow while resting upright between the player s knees …
34violoncello — [ˌvʌɪələn tʃɛləʊ, ˌvi:ə ] noun formal term for cello. Derivatives violoncellist noun Origin C18: Ital., dimin. of violone (see violone) …
35violoncello — s. m. cello …
36violoncello — n. Bass viol …
37violoncello — vi·o·lon·cel·lo …
38violoncello — vi•o•lon•cel•lo [[t]ˌvi ə lənˈtʃɛl oʊ, ˌvaɪ [/t]] n. pl. los mad cello • Etymology: 1715–25; < It vi o•lon•cel′list, n …
39violoncello — /vaɪələnˈtʃɛloʊ / (say vuyuhluhn cheloh) noun (plural violoncellos or violoncelli /vaɪələnˈtʃɛli/ (say vuyuhluhn chelee)) → cello. {Italian, diminutive of violone bass viol} …
40Violoncello — Vi|o|lon|cẹl|lo , das; s, Plural s und ...celli (Kniegeige) …