Definition of paradiddle in English:

paradiddle

noun ˈparəˌdɪd(ə)lˈparəˌdidl

Music

One of the basic patterns (rudiments) of drumming, consisting of four even strokes played in the order ‘left right left left’ or ‘right left right right’.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chief use of paradiddles is a base on which to develop beats.
- Paradiddles are a rudimentary exercise for stick drummers and can be useful for learning the "handing" for djembe.
- Yet right from the start - that bass-drum paradiddle with a percussive undercurrent that sounds like the rattle of a stage thunder machine - the recording is downright witty in its sonic variations.

Origin

1920s: imitative.

Rhymes

taradiddle

Definition of paradiddle in US English:

paradiddle

nounˈparəˌdidl

Music

One of the basic patterns (rudiments) of drumming, consisting of four even strokes played in the order left-right-left-left or right-left-right-right.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet right from the start - that bass-drum paradiddle with a percussive undercurrent that sounds like the rattle of a stage thunder machine - the recording is downright witty in its sonic variations.
- The chief use of paradiddles is a base on which to develop beats.
- Paradiddles are a rudimentary exercise for stick drummers and can be useful for learning the "handing" for djembe.

Origin

1920s: imitative.

单词	paradiddle
释义	Definition of paradiddle in English: paradiddle noun ˈparəˌdɪd(ə)lˈparəˌdidl Music One of the basic patterns (rudiments) of drumming, consisting of four even strokes played in the order ‘left right left left’ or ‘right left right right’. Example sentencesExamples The chief use of paradiddles is a base on which to develop beats. Paradiddles are a rudimentary exercise for stick drummers and can be useful for learning the "handing" for djembe. Yet right from the start - that bass-drum paradiddle with a percussive undercurrent that sounds like the rattle of a stage thunder machine - the recording is downright witty in its sonic variations. Origin 1920s: imitative. Rhymes taradiddle Definition of paradiddle in US English: paradiddle nounˈparəˌdidl Music One of the basic patterns (rudiments) of drumming, consisting of four even strokes played in the order left-right-left-left or right-left-right-right. Example sentencesExamples Yet right from the start - that bass-drum paradiddle with a percussive undercurrent that sounds like the rattle of a stage thunder machine - the recording is downright witty in its sonic variations. The chief use of paradiddles is a base on which to develop beats. Paradiddles are a rudimentary exercise for stick drummers and can be useful for learning the "handing" for djembe. Origin 1920s: imitative.
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