sax
part of speech
noun (a sax, saxes)
meaning for a pupil
(informal) A sax is a saxophone, a curved metal wind instrument played with a reed, used in jazz and pop. tree →
sense in the lessons
In music lessons and bands, the sax is a woodwind instrument, even though made of brass. Phrases: play the sax.
examples
- He plays the sax in the school band. tree →
- The sax solo was great. tree →
- My sax is in the case. tree →
- Jazz bands often have a sax. tree →
- I want to learn the sax. tree →
- The sax player blew a long note. tree →
note
Short for saxophone. Plural: saxes. Sounds like «sacks» and «Saxe», homophones.
Trees and pragmatics
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