horn
noun
uk/hɔːn/us/hɔːrn/hornnoun(ANIMAL)
C1[CorU]
a hard,pointed, oftencurvedpartthatgrowsfrom thetopof theheadof someanimals, or the hardsubstanceof which a horn is made
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- Themaledeergrowslargebranchinghorns calledantlers.
- Thebulllowereditshorns andchargedstraightat him.
The head & neck of non-human animals
- antler
- beak
- cockscomb
- comb
- crest
- crested
- crop
- dewlap
- horned
- maw
- neck
- nose
- pouch
- proboscis
- scruff
- sucker
- trunk
- tufted
- tusk
- wattle
hornnoun(VEHICLE)
B2[C]
adeviceon avehiclethat is used to make aloudnoiseas awarningorsignalto otherpeople:
(车辆的)喇叭Thedriverblew/sounded(informalhonked) her horn.那个司机按了喇叭。
See also
foghorn
The interior of vehicles
- back seat
- brake
- brake pedal
- dashboard
- defogger
- demister
- dickey
- dimmer switch
- dip switch
- footbrake
- gas pedal
- inertia reel
- luggage rack
- parking brake
- safety belt
- speedometer
- steering wheel
- stick shift
- tachograph
- trim
hornnoun(MUSIC)
C2[C]
acurvedmetalmusicalinstrumentthat isnarrowat the end youblowinto and muchwiderat the other end
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Musical instruments
- accordion
- acoustically
- aerophone
- alphorn
- alto
- drum kit
- drum machine
- drumbeat
- drumroll
- drumstick
- panpipes
- pedal steel
- penny whistle
- percussion
- percussionist
- tuning fork
- tuning peg
- ukulele
- unpitched
- unplugged
Idioms
be on the horns of a dilemma
draw/pull inyourhorns