TAMBOR

Tambour (French language: drum) can refer to:For a classical architecture term, see tambour For the sewing technique, see tambour laceFor the American Tambor Class Submarine, see Tambor class submarineFurniture: tambour desk and rolltop deskMusicMusical instrument: tambour (lute), a synonym for "pandura"Guitar playing style: Tambour (guitar technique) (sometimes also written tambora)Drum: tambour, a long drum used in the music of Puerto Ricotimbre, which is pronounced "tam-ber"
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n. drum, tambour (Music)

n. bass drum; barrel, drum; drummer; tambour

Drum. A drum like effect produced by pulling on the 6th string downwards so it ends up resting against the 5th sting on the treble side. This sounds very much like a snare drum when playing a rasgueado. Another drum like effect can be produced by bouncing the length of the thumb off the strings close to the bridge.

= drum.
Ex: Next a carbon powder or toner is shaken over the selenium drum.
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* freno de tambor = drum brake.
* máquina de tambor = tumbler machine.