schnabel (Meaning)
schnabel (n)
United States composer (born in Austria) and pianist noted for his interpretations of the works of Mozart and Beethoven and Schubert (1882-1951)
Synonyms & Antonyms of schnabel
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schnabel Sentence Examples
- The intricately carved schnabel of the wooden spoon depicted a mythical creature with ethereal wings.
- The eagle's powerful schnabel could tear through flesh with ease, a testament to its predatory prowess.
- The hornbill's enormous schnabel, brightly colored and casque-shaped, was a distinctive feature of its bird species.
- As the aging monk recited verses from the Torah, his schnabel formed words that resonated through the synagogue.
- The trumpet player's schnabel pressed firmly against the mouthpiece, creating a clear and resonant sound.
- The delicate schnabel of the hummingbird dipped into the nectar-filled flower, a ballet of precision.
- The surgeon's schnabel forceps gently grasped the tiny tissue sample, ensuring a precise extraction.
- The dental schnabel mirror allowed the dentist to inspect the patient's posterior teeth with ease.
- A schnabel hook was used to lift heavy weights in the warehouse, its sharp point securely gripping the load.
- As the artist sketched the bird's profile, she carefully captured the curvature of its elongated schnabel.
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United States composer (born in Austria) and pianist noted for his interpretations of the works of Mozart and Beethoven and Schubert (1882-1951)
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The intricately carved schnabel of the wooden spoon depicted a mythical creature with ethereal wings.
The eagle's powerful schnabel could tear through flesh with ease, a testament to its predatory prowess.
The hornbill's enormous schnabel, brightly colored and casque-shaped, was a distinctive feature of its bird species.
As the aging monk recited verses from the Torah, his schnabel formed words that resonated through the synagogue.
