1 hammer, 2 mallet, 3 ax
4 saw/handsaw, 5 hacksaw, 6 level
7 screwdriver, 8 Phillips screwdriver , 9 wrench
10 monkey wrench/ pipe wrench, 11 chisel
12 scraper, 13 wire stripper, 14 hand drill
15 vise, 16 pliers, 17 toolbox, 18 plane
19 electric drill, 20 (drill) bit, 21 circular saw/ power saw
22 power sander, 23 router, 24 wire
25 nail, 26 washer, 27 nut
28 wood screw, 29 machine screw, 30 bolt
1. hammer 2. screwdriver 3. Phillips screwdriver
4. wrench 5. pliers
6. hacksaw 7. hatchet
8. monkey wrench 9. saw 10. hand drill
11. brace 12. chisel 13. scraper
14. vise 15. electric drill
16. (drill) bit 17. power saw
18. level 19. plane
20. toolbox
21. (paint) pan 22. (paint) roller
23. paintbrush/brush 24. paint
25. paint thinner
26. sandpaper
27. wire 28. nail 29. screw
30. washer 31. bolt 32. nut
adjustable wrench, wrench, screwdriver bits, screwdriver, tape measure, hammer,
knife, socket, bull-nose pliers,needle-nose pliers, socket wrench, level, washer, nut, Allen key
Drill bits :metal bit, reamer, carpentry bits, flat wood bit, secrity bit, masonry bit,
wir strippers, solderring iron, wire cutters, electrical tape, scalpel
circular saw , workbench, vice,
drill bit, jigsaw, rechargeable drill, battery pack, electric drill, chuck, glue gun
hacksaw, tenon saw, fretsaw,
pipe cutter, wrench, pluger
steel wool, miter block, sharpening stone, sandpaper, chisel, hand drill, file
Workshop– Picture Dictionary
Tools 1. box cutter 2. toolbox
3. tape measure
4. saw
5. hammer 6. nail
7. power saw
8. plane 9. workbench 10. power/ electric drill
11. (drill) bit 12. screwdriver 13. screw
14. hook 15. vise
16. sandpaper
17. pliers 18. wrench 19. ax/ axe
20. paintbrush 21. (paint) can 22. (paint) tray
23. (paint) rollerpaint 24. paint
1. carpenter’s rule, 2. C-clamp, 3. jigsaw
4. wood, 5. extension, 6. outlet, 7. grounding plug
8. saw, 9. brace, 10. wrench, 11. mallet
12. monkey wrench, 13. hammer, 14. scraper
15. pegboard , 16. hook, 17. hatchet, 18. hacksaw, 19. pliers
20. circular saw
21. tape measure
22. workbench
23. toolbox
24. screwdriver
25. phillips screwdriver
26. power sander, 27. sandpaper, 28. pan
29. roller, 30. paintbrush, 31. paint
32. wood plane, 33. glue
34. electrical tape, 35. wire
36. vise
37. router
38. bolt, 39. nut, 40. washer, 41. nail
42. screw
a. head
b. thread
43. electric drill
a. bit
b. shank
c. switch
d. plug
Axe, Bolt, Bucket, Calculator, Carpenter, Clamp, Clippers, Cut, Dig, Drill, Dropper, Fix
Drill, Dropper, Fix, Gear, Grill, Hammer, Hoe, Inclined +Plane, Jackhammer, Lever, Magnet, Magnetic, Magnifying+ Glass, Measuring+ Spoons, Microscope
Mixer, Nails, Nut, Pliers, Pullery, Pump, Rake, Ruler, Rusty+ Wrench, Saw
Scale, Scoop, Scraps, Screw, Screwdriver, Shovel, Sweeper, Tape
Tape, Teeter+ Board, Thermometer, Toolbelt, Toolbox, Tools, Trowel, Tweezers, Wedge, Wheel and Axle, Wheelbarrow, Wrench.
cutter, axe, drill
file, garden fork, hammer
ladder, mallet , nail
pickaxe, pliers, shovel, ships
saw, screw, rake, screwdriver, spade, tape measure
spanner, vice
1. violin 2. viola 3. cello 4. bass
5. (acoustic) guitar 6. ukulele 7. electric guitar 8. banjo 9. mandolin
10. harp
Stings
1.bow 2.violin 3.viola 4.(double) bass 5.cello 6.piano
11. piccolo 12. flute 13. clarinet 14. oboe
15. recorder 16. saxophone 17. bassoon
Woodwinds
11.flute 12.piccolo 13.oboe 14.recorder 15.clarinet 16.saxophone 17. bassoon
piccolo, flute, oboe, English horn, clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon, double
18. trumpet 19. trombone 20. French horn 21. tuba
Brass
7.French horn 8.tuba 9.trumpet 10.trombone
Brass
trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba
22. drum 23. kettledrum 24. bongos
25. conga (drum) 26. cymbals 27. xylophone
Percussion
18.xylophone 19.drum set 20.cymbal 21.drum
Percussion
kettledrum , gong, bongos, snare drum, cymbals, tambourine, trialgle, maracas
28. piano 29. organ 30. electric piano/ digital piano 31. synthesizer
32. accordion 33. harmonica
Other instruments
22.accordion 23.harmonica
Rock Music
24. mike/microphone 25.(electric) guitar 26. (bass) guitar
27.keybord 28.anplifier
vibraphone, saxophone
ORCHESTRA
Woodwind: flute, Percussion, kettledrums Brass: French horn,
violin, harp, piano, Strings, conductor
Woodwind section 1.bass clarinet 2.clarinets 3.contrabassoons 4. bassoons 5. flutes
6. oboes 7.piccolo 8.English horns
Percussion section 9. bubular bells 10.xylophone 11. triangle
12.castanets 13.cymbals 14.snare drum 15.gong 16.bass drum 17.rimpani
Bass section 18.trumpets 19.comet 20.trombones 21.tuba 22.French homs
Sring section 23.first violins 24.second violins 25.violas 26.cellos 27.double basses
28.harps 29.piano 30.conductor’s podium
Orchestra Strings
harp, conductor, double bass, violin, podium , viola, cello
trumpet, tuba, tambourine, saxophone, recorder, violin
harmonica, xylophone, guitar, castanets, cymbals, accordion
picano, flute, triangle, drum
singing, play the violin, playing the saxophone, playing the guitar
guitarist, acoustic guitar, drummer, drums, amplifier
microphone, singer, bass guitarist, bass guitar, electric guitar,
keyboard, keyboardist
double bass, clarinet, saxophone, vibraphone, trombone
Accordion: bellows strap, treble register, treble keyboard, key, grille, bellows, button, bass keyboard, bass register
Bagpipes: drope pipe, blow pipe, stock, windbag, chanter
Balalaika: triagular body.
Banjo – circular body
Djembe – batter skin, sound box, tension rope ; harmonica
Banjo, Boombox, Bugle, Castanets, Circle Time, Clarinet, Compact Disc, Cymbals, Dance, Disco Ball, Drum , Drummer
Drummers , Flute, Flutist , Golden Harp, Guitar, Harmonica, Harp, Headphones, Jig, Ladies Dancing, Maracas, MP3 Player
Music, Music Note, Music Time, Note, Parade, Pat
Piano, Pipers Piping , Radio, Record, Sax, Sharp, Singing, Staff, Sticks, Sway, Tambourine, Theater, Trombone, Trumpet
Trumpet , Tuba, Ukelele, Violin, Wiggle, Xylophone
Musicians
The words for musicians who play individual instruments:
cello
cellist
clarinet
clarinetist
drums
drummer
guitar
guitarist
keyboard
keyboardist
piano
pianist
saxophone
saxophonist
trombone
trombonist
trumpet
trumpeter
violin
violinist
More words for people involved in music:
alto a female singer with a low voice
bass a male singer with a low voice
choir or chorus director someone who directs a group of singers
conductor someone who directs a band or an orchestra
singer a person who makes music with his or her voice
soprano a female singer with a high voice
tenor a male singer with a high voice
Music
blues: a style of slow jazz evolved from African-American songs
classical: European musk of the latter half of the eighteenth century; music of acknowledged excellence and serious style
country: a style of popular music from the rural American south and southwest
folk/ ethnic: music that originates among the common people of a region
jazz: a kind of music that originated with African-American bands in the southern United States, characterized by improvisation and strong, flexible rhythm
oldies: popular music from an earlier decade
popular: music that is appreciated by a large number of people during the current period of time
rap: a currently popular style of music that originated among African-American performers, characterized by talking, rather than singing, in rhyme and rhythm
rhythm and blues: a style of music with strong, simple rhythm and lyrics that originated in the late 1940s and early 1950s among African-American groups
rock: a popular style of music played by bands with electric guitars, keyboards, and drums, often with emotional singing by a group or one singer
rock and roll: a style of music that began in the 1950s and combined elements of rhythm and blues and country
Dance
ballet:
a formal, artistic dance with graceful movements and elaborate technique
a ballet show
ballroom: a formal version of popular dance, where style and technique are important, including the foxtrot, waltz, swing, and Latin, among others
dance:
movement in time with music
an event where people go to dance
jazz: a type of ballet performed to jazz music
Latin: any of the dances performed to popular music from Latin America, including merengue, salsa, cumbia, bachata, mambo, samba, cha-cha, and tango, among others
line: a dance performed to country music, where dancers dance individually but all follow the same steps
tap: a dance performed with a metal plate attached to the toe or heel of the shoe