cellist

UK:  ['tʃelɪst]

US:  ['tʃelɪst]

复数：cellists  

n.

1.〔音〕大提琴手,大提琴家

2.大提琴演奏者

1 . A cellist joins him. A woman approaches with her flute. They strike up a melody that seems familiar.
一个大提琴手加入了进去，一个女人带着她的长笛凑了过去，他们弹奏了一曲大家熟知的旋律。

2 . Winners announced at the beginning, the White House had described him as "the world's greatest cellist. "
在当初公布获奖名单时，白宫曾将他形容为“世界上最伟大的大提琴家”。

3 . Her mother was the group's principal cellist, and today, Francesca fills that role.
她妈妈是乐团的首席大提琴手，而今天，佛朗西斯卡担任这一角色。

4 . On an ordinary afternoon at Copenhagen Central Station, a performer sets up a drum in the center of a large hall. A cellist joins him.
这是一个普通的下午，在哥本哈根中央车站，一位表演者在大厅中央支起了一个鼓。

5 . The Russian, who turned out to be a cellist with the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, has been dismissed.
那个俄国人原来是北京交响乐团的大提琴手，现已被解雇。