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    Violín (en. Violin)

    /bio.lin/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A bowed string instrument that has four strings and an 'S' shaped body.
    She plays the violin in the school orchestra.
    Ella toca el violín en la orquesta de la escuela.
    A genre of classical or popular music that includes the performance of this instrument.
    The symphony has a beautiful part for violin.
    La sinfonía tiene una hermosa parte para violín.
    The sound produced by this instrument.
    The violin sounded sweet and melodious during the concert.
    El violín sonó dulce y melodioso durante el concierto.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Italian 'violino,' diminutive of 'viola.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to play the violin
    To interpret music using the violin.
    tocar el violín
    violinist
    A person who plays the violin.
    violinista
    to sound like a violin
    To refer to someone who has a melodious or sweet tone.
    sonar como un violín

    Related Words

    bow
    Tool used to play the violin.
    arco
    string
    Element that produces sound in the violin.
    cuerda
    music
    Art that can be performed with a violin.
    música

    Slang Meanings

    Playing the violin as a way to express sadness.
    He looks so sorrowful that he seems to be playing the violin.
    Se le ve tan apenado que parece que está tocando el violín.
    Using the violin as a metaphor for someone crying or complaining excessively.
    No more violin, it's time to act!
    No más violín, ¡es hora de actuar!