Pronunciation: /ˈoʊboʊ/
noun a type of musical instrument, a brass gong used in Yoruba music
A1 I have an obo, it's a musical instrument.
A2 She played the obo beautifully in the concert.
B1 The orchestra needed a skilled obo player for the performance.
B2 The obo solo in the symphony was hauntingly beautiful.
C1 The obo section of the orchestra was praised for their precision and skill.
C2 The obo concerto performed by the virtuoso was a masterpiece of musical artistry.
formal The musician played a beautiful melody on the oboe during the orchestra performance.
informal I heard that Sarah is learning to play the oboe in her school band.
slang I can't believe he dropped his oboe and broke it right before the concert!
figurative The CEO sees himself as the oboe player in the orchestra, leading and setting the tone for the entire team.
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