klavier Antonyms
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Meaning of klavier
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klavier (n)
a stringed instrument that has a keyboard
klavier Sentence Examples
- The pianist's fingers danced across the keys of the klavier, filling the room with beautiful melodies.
- The old klavier in the corner of the room had been there for generations, a silent witness to the family's history.
- The klavier's polished wood gleamed in the sunlight, and its intricate carvings were a testament to the craftsmanship of its maker.
- She sat down at the klavier and played a few bars of Chopin, her fingers moving effortlessly over the keys.
- The klavier's hammers struck the strings, and the room was filled with the sound of music.
- The student practiced for hours on the klavier, determined to master the piece before the recital.
- The composer sat at the klavier, lost in thought as he searched for the perfect melody.
- The klavier's keys were worn and yellowed, but the music it produced was still beautiful.
- The klavier was more than just an instrument; it was a work of art.
- The klavier's sound rang out through the room, filling it with joy and beauty.
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a stringed instrument that has a keyboard
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The pianist's fingers danced across the keys of the klavier, filling the room with beautiful melodies.
The old klavier in the corner of the room had been there for generations, a silent witness to the family's history.
The klavier's polished wood gleamed in the sunlight, and its intricate carvings were a testament to the craftsmanship of its maker.
She sat down at the klavier and played a few bars of Chopin, her fingers moving effortlessly over the keys.
