Maelzel's metronome
Maelzel's metronome noun: a kind of mechanical metronome with a scale.
Noun
Maelzel's metronome (plural Maelzel's metronomes)
- A kind of mechanical metronome with a scale.
Forms of Maelzel's metronome
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Origin of Maelzel's metronome
Named after Johann Nepomuk Maelzel, who copied the design from Dietrich Nikolaus Winkel.
Questions about Maelzel's metronome
- What does Maelzel's metronome mean?
- Maelzel's metronome means a kind of mechanical metronome with a scale.
- What part of speech is Maelzel's metronome?
- Maelzel's metronome is a noun.
- What is the plural of Maelzel's metronome?
- The plural of Maelzel's metronome is Maelzel's metronomes.
Words near Maelzel's metronome in the dictionary
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