cello
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The meaning (definition) of the word cello
a big wooden stringed instrument you sit down to play with a bow
The word cello used in a sentence
“The cello makes deep, beautiful sounds when the musician pulls the bow across it.”
The plural of the word cello
cellos
How the word cello is said around the world
| French | violoncelle |
| Spanish | violonchelo |
| Mandarin | 大提琴 |
| Hindi | वायलनचेलो |
| Arabic | تشيلو |
| Russian | виолончель |
| Portuguese (EU) | violoncelo |
| Portuguese (BR) | violoncelo |
| Japanese | チェロ |
| German | Cello |
| Urdu | سیلو |
| Punjabi | ਸੈਲੋ |
| Korean | 첼로 |
| Hebrew | צֶ'לוֹ |
| Greek | τσέλο |
| Dutch | cello |
| Filipino | selo |
| Vietnamese | đàn cello |
| Turkish | çello |
| Persian | ویولنسل |
| Polish | wiolonczela |
| Ukrainian | віолончель |
| Bengali | সেলো |
| Swedish | cello |
| Italian | violoncello |
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