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| Główne tłumaczenia |
| horn n | (bony protrusion on animal's head) | róg m |
| | The bull had big, sharp-looking horns. |
| horn n | (automobile's warning hooter) | klakson m |
| | The driver honked his horn at the bicycle because the rider did not use a hand signal. |
| horn n | (french horn) | róg m |
| | | waltornia ż |
| | Luke used to play trumpet, but changed to horn because he liked the sound better. |
| horns npl | (music: brass instruments) | rogi m, l.mn. |
| | | instrumenty dęte m, l.mn. + przym. |
| | The piece started with the horns and brought in the other sections as it went on. |
| horn n | (horn, hoof, antler) (materiał) | róg m |
| | The bracelet was carved from horn. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| horn adj | (made from horn) | wykonany z rogu wyr. |
| | | rogowy przym. |
| | Among the artifacts were a horn spoon and some jewelry. |
| horn n | (protrusion) | megafon m |
| | Jake's dog had a weird-looking horn poking out of his neck, so he took him to the veterinarian. |
| horn n | (loud noisemaker) | syrena ż |
| | The ship blew its horn as it pulled into the bay. |
| horn n | (landmass) | turnia ż |
| | The ship slowly made its way around the horn in the storm. |
| horn n | (horn instrument) | róg m |
| | The priest blew on the horn as a signal to the worshippers. |
| horn n | (loudspeaker) | tuba ż |
| | The loudspeaker had a broken horn, so James had to take it in to have it repaired. |
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| horn in on [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (intrude) | wtargnąć dk. |
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