How do you pronounce horn?

horn is pronounced as /hɔːrn/.

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horn

📯horn (horn)

noun

/hɔːrn/

corne, klaxon (corne, klaxon)

hormone Hornbill

Signification

a hard, pointed part growing from the head of some animals; a device that makes a loud sound as a warning

a hard pointed projection on the head of certain animals; a musical instrument

Traduction de la signification

une partie dure et pointue qui pousse sur la tête de certains animaux; ou un dispositif qui émet un bruit fort comme avertissement

Phrases d'exemple

The driver pressed the horn to warn the pedestrians.

Le conducteur a appuyé sur le klaxon pour avertir les piétons.

The rhinoceros used its horn to defend itself.

Le rhinocéros a utilisé sa corne pour se défendre.

Le rhinoceros a utilise sa corne pour se defendre.

Expressions d'exemple

toot your own horn

se vanter

Synonymes

trumpet, alarm, antler, signal, tusk

Entrée 1

trumpet, alarm, antler, signal

Entrée 2

antler, tusk, trumpet

Antonymes

silence, mute

Collocations

car horn, blow horn, honk horn, horn sound, rhino horn, bull horn, horn section

Entrée 1

car horn, blow horn, honk horn, horn sound

Entrée 2

rhino horn, bull horn, car horn, horn section

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