piano

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciations'Piano': /pjˈɑno/; 'piano': noun: /piˈænəʊ/, adjective, adverb: English: /piˈɑːnəʊ/ Italian: /pjˈɑno/

Inflections of 'piano' (n): npl: pianos

1. tune the piano
2. get the piano tuned
3. a (baby) grand piano
4. plays the piano
5. knows how to play the piano
6. is learning to play the piano
7. had a tinkle on the piano
8. practices the piano (every day)
9. need to practice the piano
10. plays the piano in a band
11. is the band's piano player
12. plays the piano by ear
13. started playing the piano when she was [little, four]
14. the [classical, jazz] piano
15. an [upright, electric] piano
16. play a duet on the piano (with)
17. the piano is [in, out of] tune
18. the piano needs tuning
19. lifted the piano with a [crane, pulley, hoist]
20. a piano [recital, performance]
21. a piano [symphony, concerto, sonata, piece, score, accompaniment]
22. [compose, write, perform] a piano [symphony]
23. sit on a piano [stool, bench]
24. the piano [chords, pedals, strings, keys, notes, scales]
25. piano (sheet) music
26. is taking piano lessons
27. have [a, my] piano lesson (today)
28. is a piano [teacher, player, virtuoso]
29. a piano tuner
30. a piano duet
31. in a piano bar

1. a piano [recital, performance]
2. a piano [symphony, concerto, sonata, piece, score, accompaniment]
3. [compose, write, perform] a piano [symphony]
4. sit on a piano [stool, bench]
5. the piano [chords, pedals, strings, keys, notes, scales]
6. piano (sheet) music
7. is taking piano lessons
8. have [a, my] piano lesson (today)
9. is a piano [teacher, player, virtuoso]
10. a piano tuner
11. a piano duet
12. in a piano bar