(conductor's) baton
1conductor's baton — англ. [кэнда/ктэс бэ/тэн] дирижерская палочка см. также conductor …
2conductor's baton — small wand used by a conductor in directing the performance of an orchestra …
3baton — noun 1 (esp. BrE) used by police/soldiers ADJECTIVE ▪ wooden ▪ police VERB + BATON ▪ carry, hold ▪ draw (BrE) …
4conductor — noun 1 person who conducts an orchestra ADJECTIVE ▪ great ▪ famous ▪ chief, principal ▪ guest ▪ choral …
5baton — noun 1) the conductor s baton Syn: stick, rod, staff, wand 2) police batons Syn: truncheon, club, billy club, cudgel, bludgeon, stick, nightstick, blackjack …
6baton — noun 1) the conductor s baton Syn: stick, rod, staff, wand 2) police batons Syn: truncheon, club, cudgel, stick, mace, shillelagh; N.Amer. nightstick, blackjack; …
7conductor — англ. [кэнда/ктэ] дирижер ◊ conductor s baton [кэнда/ктэс бэ/тэн] дирижерская палочка …
8Baton — Bat on (b[a^]t [u^]n, F. b[aum] t[^o]N ; 277), n. [F. b[^a]ton. See {Baston}.] 1. A staff or truncheon, used for various purposes; as, the baton of a field marshal; the baton of a conductor in musical performances. [1913 Webster] He held the… …
9baton — [bə tän′, batän′; ] Brit [ ba′tän΄] n. [Fr bâton < OFr baston < VL * basto < LL bastum, stick, prob. of Gaul orig.] 1. a staff serving as a symbol of office 2. Heraldry a short, narrow bend: in England, a baton placed diagonally right to …
10baton — (n.) 1540s, a staff used as a weapon, from Fr. báton stick, walking stick, staff, club, wand, from O.Fr. baston (12c.) stick, staff, rod, from L.L. bastum stout staff, probably of Gaulish origin or else from Gk. *baston support, from bastazein to …
