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111Drum-Machine — [englisch, drʌmmə ʃiːn], Drum Computer, Rhythmusgerät …
112drum — drəm n TYMPANIC MEMBRANE * * * (drum) membrana tympanica …
113drum-buffer-rope — UK US adjective [before noun] (ABBREVIATION DBR) PRODUCTION ► used to describe a system for controlling production processes and costs and getting products to market on time, while considering the possibility of delays caused by unexpected events …
114drum machine — drum ma.chine n a piece of electronic equipment that makes patterns of sounds like drum music …
115drum-roll — n a quick continuous beating of a drum, used especially to introduce an important event …
116Drum — [dram, engl. drʌm] die; , s <aus gleichbed. engl. drum>: 1. engl. Bez. für Trommel. 2. (nur Plur.) Schlagzeug (bes. im Jazz u. in der Popmusik) …
117drum kit — drum ,kit MAINLY BRITISH a DRUM SET …
118drum kit — drum kits N COUNT A drum kit is a set of drums and cymbals …
119drum up something — drum up (something) to create interest in something. The best way to drum up excitement for a book is to get people to talk about it …
120drum up — (something) to create interest in something. The best way to drum up excitement for a book is to get people to talk about it …