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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

horn [Brit hɔːn, Am hɔrn] N

1. horn ZOOL fig:

horn (of animal, snail)
horn (of owl)
horn (on moon, anvil)
horn (of devil)

2. horn MUS:

horn
cor m
to play the horn
to learn the horn
for horn
the horns attr player, teacher, solo
the horns concerto, part

3. horn:

horn (of car)
klaxon ® m
horn (of car)
horn (of ship)
to sound one's horn car:
to sound one's horn ship:

4. horn U (substance):

horn
made of horn

5. horn (for drinking):

horn
to blow one's own horn Am

horn-rimmed ADJ

horn-rimmed spectacles
horn-rimmed frames

French horn N

French horn

post horn N

post horn

horn in VB [Brit hɔːn -, Am hɔrn -] inf Am

horn rims N npl

horn rims

hunting horn N

hunting horn

basset horn N

basset horn

bass horn N

bass horn

French horn player N

u rečniku PONS

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

horn [hɔ:n, Am hɔ:rn] N

1. horn ZOOL:

horn

2. horn no pl (material):

horn

3. horn (receptacle, shape):

horn

4. horn (honk):

horn

5. horn MUS:

horn
cor m

Phrases:

horn in VB intr Am inf

to horn in on sth

horn-rimmed [ˈhɔ:nrɪmt, Am ˈhɔ:rn-] ADJ

horn-rimmed glasses:

horn-rimmed

French horn N MUS

French horn
to toot a horn
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to honk (one's horn)
to hoot (one's horn) Brit
horn
horn
horn
horn
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

horn [hɔrn] N

1. horn ZOOL:

horn

2. horn (material):

horn

3. horn (receptacle, shape):

horn

4. horn (honk):

horn

5. horn MUS:

horn
cor m

Phrases:

horn-rimmed [ˈhɔrn·rɪmd] ADJ

horn-rimmed glasses:

horn-rimmed

French horn N MUS

French horn

horn in VB intr inf

to horn in on sth
to toot a horn
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
horn
to honk the horn
to honk (one's horn)
horn
horn
horn