tambor

drum

noun

tambor
masculine noun
1drum (Mús & mechanics); cylinder (de pistola)
2eardrum (anatomy)
masculine or feminine noun
3drummer (tamborilero)

tambor [tam-bor’]
noun
1A drum. (m)
2Drummer (persona). (m)
  • Baquetas del tambor -> drumsticks
  • Tambor mayor -> drummajor
3Small inclosure as a screen to the gates of a fortress. (Military) (m)
4A small room, made in another room by partition-walls, tambor or wooden screen at the doors of churches. (m)
5Tambor, tholus, keystone of a vaulted roof or cupola. (Architecture) (m)
6Barrel, arbor, of a watch or clock any cylindrical part of machinery. (m)
7Tambor-frame for embroidering silk, muslin, or linen. (m)
  • Tambor del oído -> ear drum
8Burlap (tela). (Caribbean & Mexico) (m)
Hence further: rolling-pin, band-pulley, tumbler, wheel-house, paddle-box.

tambor
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Música) (instrumento) drum; (persona) drummer
venir salir a tambor batienteo to come out with flying colours
tambor mayor drum major
2 (Técnica) drum; [de lavadora] drum
tambor del freno brake drum
3 (Anatomía)
tambor del oído eardrum
4 [de detergente] drum
5
tambor magnético (Informática) magnetic drum
6 (Archit) [de columna] tambour
7 (Cos) (bastidor) tambour
8 (Caribe) (México) (tela) burlap; sackcloth