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A hi-hat
hi-hat (plural hi-hats)
- A pair of cymbals as part of a drum kit that clash together when actuated by the foot pedal.
This hi-hat drum beat sounds really cute!
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drum kit part
- Dutch: hihat (nl) m
- Esperanto: ĉarlestono
- Finnish: hi-hat (fi), haitsu (fi), haikka, jalkalautaset pl
- French: charleston (fr) f, charley (fr) m
- Irish: ciombal troitheáin m, ciombal ard-hata m
- Italian: hi-hat m, charleston (it) m
- Portuguese: chimbau m, chimbal (pt) m, contratempo (pt) m (Brazil); prato de choque m (Portugal)
- Spanish: charles (es) m sg, chaston m sg, contratiempo (es) m sg, contratiempos (es) m pl, hi-hat m sg
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