| 释义 |
† ceˌlestiˈnet(te Obs. rare.
(See quot.)
1774H. Walpole Let. Sir W. Hamilton 19 June, I heard a new instrument yesterday..It is a copulation of a harpsicord and a violin; one hand strikes the keys and the other draws the bow..The instrument is so small it stands on a table, and is called a Celestinette. |