单词：electric organ
electric organ的用法和样例：
例句
- Before knowing Yamaha Electone, we didn't know what was electronic organ.在认识山叶电子琴之前，我们不知道什麽是电子风琴。
- Playing the organ, including manual and automatic playing two functions, which also play recordable playback manually.该电子琴包括手动弹奏与自动演奏两种功能，其中手动弹奏时还可录音回放。
- Hammond organ电子琴的一种...
- electronic organ电子琴
- organ器官
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