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Meanings of horn in English
Usage of horn in English
1
He loosened the case containing the long horn, to announce their approach.
2
Now, Jewel: set the point of your horn against this Calormene's breast.
3
At sunset a great horn blew five short blasts, repeated five times.
4
It is in the key of D, the melody opening for horn.
5
Twang goes the horn; up goes the trunk; down come the steps.
6
Mann stayed in place, right hand jammed down on the horn bar.
7
Presently the familiar sound of the horn announced the return of Barbara.
8
Only once was the horn sounded for the aid of the reserve.
9
But in the present desperate dilemma we must choose the safer horn.
10
Turpin says that at the third blast the horn broke in two.
11
The French horn is the most important brass instrument in modern music.
12
Heimdall held in his hands the horn that was called the Gialarhorn.
13
A car horn blaring behind him brought Yuichi back to the present.
14
He heard the front door close and the honk of the horn.
15
The powder horn and the bullet mould are devices of the past.
16
He was looking the other way when he heard a horn blast.
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Translations for horn
Horn through the time
Horn across language varieties
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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