Pronunciation: /iːoʊˈlaɪnə/
noun a type of musical instrument consisting of a series of glass bars of graduated length, which produce musical tones when struck with hammers
A1 An aeolina is a type of wind instrument.
A2 The sound of the aeolina is hauntingly beautiful.
B1 Learning to play the aeolina requires patience and dedication.
B2 The musician performed a mesmerizing piece on the aeolina.
C1 The aeolina's unique sound captivated the audience.
C2 The skilled musician showcased the versatility of the aeolina in the concert.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Aeolian mode or scale
A1 The aeolian breeze gently rustled the leaves.
A2 She enjoyed the aeolian sound of the wind chimes on her porch.
B1 The artist created a beautiful aeolian sculpture that moved with the wind.
B2 The aeolian harp filled the room with its hauntingly beautiful music.
C1 The aeolian processes of erosion have shaped the landscape over millions of years.
C2 The aeolian sand dunes stretched as far as the eye could see, shimmering in the sunlight.
formal The aeolina is a type of wind instrument that produces a unique sound.
informal I heard someone playing an aeolina at the park the other day.
slang I never knew an aeolina could sound so cool!
figurative The music from the aeolina seemed to carry me away to another world.
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