Definition of charango in English:

charango

nounPlural charangostʃəˈraŋɡəʊCHəˈraNGɡō

A small Andean guitar, traditionally made from an armadillo shell.
查兰戈琴，安第斯吉他（传统上以犰狳壳制成）
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, on lonely curves, we'd pass a young man in a tall, conical knitted hat and a bright embroidered jacket, walking along playing a tiny guitar, a charango, to himself.
- Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance.
- They cooked and washed, men drank and played charangos, older kids whined about the rustic boredom, and Fabrizio, age five, made a first disastrous experiment with chicha.
- All night, squads of dressed-up campesinos trotted through town, the men strumming charangos, the women shrilling praise-songs to whichever roadless hamlet they'd walked from.
- The haunting sound of the large pan pipes, the melodious sound of the charango and the moving atmosphere created by the violin bring this diverse repertoire beautifully together.

Origin

1920s: from South American Spanish.

Rhymes

Durango, fandango, mango, Okavango, quango, Sango, tango

Definition of charango in US English:

charango

nounCHəˈraNGɡō

A small Andean guitar, traditionally made from an armadillo shell.
查兰戈琴，安第斯吉他（传统上以犰狳壳制成）
Example sentencesExamples
- They cooked and washed, men drank and played charangos, older kids whined about the rustic boredom, and Fabrizio, age five, made a first disastrous experiment with chicha.
- All night, squads of dressed-up campesinos trotted through town, the men strumming charangos, the women shrilling praise-songs to whichever roadless hamlet they'd walked from.
- Instead, on lonely curves, we'd pass a young man in a tall, conical knitted hat and a bright embroidered jacket, walking along playing a tiny guitar, a charango, to himself.
- Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance.
- The haunting sound of the large pan pipes, the melodious sound of the charango and the moving atmosphere created by the violin bring this diverse repertoire beautifully together.

Origin

1920s: from South American Spanish.

词汇	charango
释义	Definition of charango in English: charango nounPlural charangostʃəˈraŋɡəʊCHəˈraNGɡō A small Andean guitar, traditionally made from an armadillo shell. 查兰戈琴，安第斯吉他（传统上以犰狳壳制成） Example sentencesExamples Instead, on lonely curves, we'd pass a young man in a tall, conical knitted hat and a bright embroidered jacket, walking along playing a tiny guitar, a charango, to himself. Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance. They cooked and washed, men drank and played charangos, older kids whined about the rustic boredom, and Fabrizio, age five, made a first disastrous experiment with chicha. All night, squads of dressed-up campesinos trotted through town, the men strumming charangos, the women shrilling praise-songs to whichever roadless hamlet they'd walked from. The haunting sound of the large pan pipes, the melodious sound of the charango and the moving atmosphere created by the violin bring this diverse repertoire beautifully together. Origin 1920s: from South American Spanish. Rhymes Durango, fandango, mango, Okavango, quango, Sango, tango Definition of charango in US English: charango nounCHəˈraNGɡō A small Andean guitar, traditionally made from an armadillo shell. 查兰戈琴，安第斯吉他（传统上以犰狳壳制成） Example sentencesExamples They cooked and washed, men drank and played charangos, older kids whined about the rustic boredom, and Fabrizio, age five, made a first disastrous experiment with chicha. All night, squads of dressed-up campesinos trotted through town, the men strumming charangos, the women shrilling praise-songs to whichever roadless hamlet they'd walked from. Instead, on lonely curves, we'd pass a young man in a tall, conical knitted hat and a bright embroidered jacket, walking along playing a tiny guitar, a charango, to himself. Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance. The haunting sound of the large pan pipes, the melodious sound of the charango and the moving atmosphere created by the violin bring this diverse repertoire beautifully together. Origin 1920s: from South American Spanish.
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