Translation of "HORN" into Spanish
cuerno, bocina, claxon are the top translations of "HORN" into Spanish.
(countable) A hard growth of keratin that protrudes from the top of the head of certain animals. [..]
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cuerno
noun masculinehorn-shaped object [..]
Horses don't have horns; cows and sheep have horns.
Los caballos no tienen cuernos; las vacas y los carneros tienen cuernos.
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bocina
noun feminineconical device used to direct waves [..]
Blow the horn so that car will let us pass.
Toque la bocina para que ese auto nos deje pasar.
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claxon
noun masculineloud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle [..]
I can't stand so many cars honking their horns at the same time!
¡No aguanto tantos coches tocando el claxon al mismo tiempo!
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Less frequent translations
- asta
- trompa
- viento
- cacho
- corneta
- pito
- queratina
- trompeta
- fotuto
- cornamenta
- Cacho
- carey
- clarín
- cornamusa
- cuernos
- de asta
- el asta
- el cacho
- el claxon
- el cuerno
- la bocina
- la trompa
- pitón
- sirena
- punta
- corno
- teléfono
- antena
- Bocina
- tentáculo
- bocina Chile
- cacho Central America
- claxon Peru
- pito Costa Rica
- colmillo
- claxón
- saxofón
- cucurucho
- gajo
- Corno Francés
- antena de bocina
- antena de cuernos
- antena en cono invertido
- antena tipo corneta
- bocina acústica
- dar cornadas
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Translations with alternative spelling
Cape Horn, at the southern tip of South America. [..]
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Horn
properHorn (Turgovia)
The Van Horn family was rich.
La familia Van Horn era rica.
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Phrases similar to "HORN" with translations into Spanish
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el relé de claxon
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barítono · bombardino · bombardino barítono
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altavoz de bocina
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bocina · corneta de niebla
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Corno di bassetto
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corno inglés
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Alondra cornuda