horn如何读

英:[hɔːn]

美:[hɔːrn]

horn英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]角,触角 a hard pointed part that grows on the heads of cattle, etc.; sth which stands out from an animal's head, like a snail
  2. [U]角质物 the substance that horns are made of
  3. [C]号,号角 any of a number of musical instruments consisting of a long metal tube
  4. [C]喇叭 an apparatus, e.g. in a car, which makes a loud usually short warning sound

horn是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 角,角质,角质物,角制物
  2. 喇叭,警笛,号,号角,小号
  3. 管乐器
  4. 触角,触须
  5. 角状羽毛
  6. 角状容器
  7. 鼻子
  8. 行为检点
  9. 减少开支
v. (动词)
  1. 装角于,在...上装角
  2. 用角抵触、刺透,刺挑
  3. 把(牛)角截去,截短(牛角)
  4. 把...做成角状
  5. 【船】使(船的框架)与其龙骨成直角
  6. 长角于
  7. 使戴绿头巾
  8. 鼻息中吸或喷致幻毒品(毒品相关用语)
adj. (形容词)
  1. 角制的
  2. 角质的

horn变形

复数:horns

第三人称单数:horns

现在分词:horning

过去式:horned

过去分词:horned

horn扩展

hornless (adj.), hornlike (adj.)

horn词根

词根:horn

adj.

horny 角的;角状的;淫荡的

horned 有角的;角状的

hornless 无角的

n.

horniness 角质;硬质

hornist 吹喇叭的人;吹法国号的人

v.

horned 截短…的角(horn的过去式和过去分词)

horn英英释义

noun

one of the usually paired bony processes that arise from the head of many ungulates and that are found in some extinct mammals and reptiles: such as

a part like an animal's horn attributed especially to the devil

a natural projection or excrescence from an animal resembling or suggestive of a horn

the tough fibrous material consisting chiefly of keratin that covers or forms the horns of cattle and related animals, hooves, or other horny parts (such as claws or nails)

a hollow horn used to hold something

something resembling or suggestive of a horn: such as

one of the curved ends of a crescent

a sharp mountain peak

a body of land or water shaped like a horn

a beak-shaped part of an anvil

a high pommel of a saddle

cornu

an animal's horn used as a wind instrument

a brass wind instrument: such as

a wind instrument used in a jazz bandespecially: trumpet

a usually electrical device that makes a noise like that of a horn

a source of strength

one of the equally disadvantageous alternatives presented by a dilemma

slang telephone

geographical name

cape just south of the Arctic Circle in northwestern Iceland

horn词组

horn in闯入;侵入

dorsal horn背角;[医]灰质后角

cape horn合恩角

anterior hornn. [医]前角;[医]腹角

horn antenna号角天线

french hornn. 法国号

air horn气笛;扬声器

rhinoceros horn犀牛角

lift up the horn◎显示斗志,不示弱,不屈服,◎得意忘形,趾高气扬 

hunting horn猎号,猎角

posterior horn后角;灰质后角

english horn英国管,中音双簧管

horn词源中文解释

Old English horn 含义为“动物的角; 突起,尖顶”,也表示“风笛”(最初是一种用动物角制成的),源自于原始日尔曼语 *hurni- (也是德语 Horn 、荷兰语 horen 、古弗利西亚语 horn 和哥特语 haurn 的来源),源自于原始印欧语 *ker- (1)“角; 头”。

14世纪后期表示“新月的尖端之一”。保留该名称是为了表示从狩猎号角发展出的一类乐器; 法国号才是该类乐器的真正代表。从1540年代开始用来表示困境; 从1901年开始用来表示汽车的警示信号。俚语意义上的“勃起的阴茎”可以追溯到1600年左右。爵士俚语中“喇叭”在1921年左右开始使用。表示“电话”的意义可追溯到1945年。拉丁语 cornu 的比喻含义包括“显著的要点,主要论点; 翼,侧翼; 力量,勇气,力量。 Horn of plenty 可追溯到1580年代。用 make horns at “用两根手指张开的拳头打招呼”作为一种侮辱的姿势则可以追溯到1600年左右。

自15世纪中叶以来象征着被戴绿帽(即出轨)的男人(被戴绿帽的人被认为会长出一只牛角)。这一形象在欧洲广为流传,也许距古希腊时期一样古老。德国语言学家赫尔曼·冯· 'Hörner Aufsetzen' und 'Hahnrei' ( "Germania" 29, 1884)将其归因于一种19世纪仍存的习俗:“将阉割的公鸡的刺拼接在割除的公鸡冠根部,这会导致它们像长出了角一样”[《宗教与伦理百科全书》],但图像也可能来源于一般的轻蔑或侮辱的手势,对受害的丈夫“在所有时代都是流行的笑柄” [黑斯廷斯]。

horn_体育行业词汇

牛角制弦扣

前鞍桥

horn_动物学行业词汇

洞角

horn_医学行业词汇

角:尖性突出物,如各种动物头上的一对突起

角状物:任何类似角形的结构

horn_地理学行业词汇

角峰

horn_电子学行业词汇

喇叭

horn_电工行业词汇

电极臂

horn词源英文解释

Middle English, going back to Old English, going back to Germanic *hurna- (whence also Old Frisian, Old High German & Old Norse horn "horn," Gothic haurn), going back to Indo-European *ḱr̥-n-o, perhaps originally "object made of bony material from the head" (whence also Latin cornum, cornū "horn," Welsh carn "hoof, hilt, handle," Breton karn "hoof," and, with an additional velar suffix, Sanskrit śŕ̥ṅgam "horn"), derivative of a base *ḱer-, elsewhere with laryngeal element *ḱer-h2- "bony material constituting the skull or horns" — more at kerato- Note: Also in Germanic *her-uta- "stag, hart, deer"—see hart. The Latin u-stem cornū perhaps reflects an earlier *korū̆ merged with *korno- (see Alan Nussbaum, Head and Horn in Indo-European, Berlin, 1986, p. 4).

The first known use of horn was before the 12th century

horn儿童词典英英释义

house1 of 2noun

a building in which one or more families live

something (as a nest or den) used by an animal for shelter

a building in which something is stored

carriage house

one of the 12 equal sections into which the celestial sphere is divided in astrology

a sign of the zodiac that is the seat of a planet's greatest influence

household entry 1

family sense 2especially: a royal or noble family

a residence for a religious community or for students

a body of persons assembled to make and discuss laws

a place of business or entertainment

went to a movie house

a business firm

a publishing house

the audience in a theater or concert hall

played to a full house

house2 of 2verb

to provide with living quarters or shelter

to store in a house

to encase or enclose as if by putting in a house

to take shelter : lodge

hotadjective

having a high temperature

easily excited : ardent, fiery

hot temper

violent sense 1, raging

a hot battle

eager

hot for reform

feeling or causing an uncomfortable degree of body heat it's hot in here

my forehead is hot

newly made : freshalso: close to something sought you're getting hotter

hot off the press

suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects hot colors

hot spicy foods

temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport)

currently popular or interesting the hot fashions for spring

a hot topic of conversation

carrying electric current

radioactive

dealing with radioactive material

recently stolen

hot jewels

wanted by the police

hotadjective

having a high temperature

easily excited : ardent, fiery

hot temper

violent sense 1, raging

a hot battle

eager

hot for reform

feeling or causing an uncomfortable degree of body heat it's hot in here

my forehead is hot

newly made : freshalso: close to something sought you're getting hotter

hot off the press

suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects hot colors

hot spicy foods

temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport)

currently popular or interesting the hot fashions for spring

a hot topic of conversation

carrying electric current

radioactive

dealing with radioactive material

recently stolen

hot jewels

wanted by the police

host1 of 4noun

army sense 1a

a great number

host2 of 4noun

one who receives or entertains guests socially or as a business

a living animal or plant on or in which a parasite lives

host3 of 4verb

to serve as host to, for, or at hosting a dinner

host friends

to serve as master of ceremonies for

hosted the awards show

host4 of 4noun

a round thin piece of bread used in the Eucharist

host1 of 4noun

army sense 1a

a great number

host2 of 4noun

one who receives or entertains guests socially or as a business

a living animal or plant on or in which a parasite lives

host3 of 4verb

to serve as host to, for, or at hosting a dinner

host friends

to serve as master of ceremonies for

hosted the awards show

host4 of 4noun

a round thin piece of bread used in the Eucharist

host1 of 4noun

army sense 1a

a great number

host2 of 4noun

one who receives or entertains guests socially or as a business

a living animal or plant on or in which a parasite lives

host3 of 4verb

to serve as host to, for, or at hosting a dinner

host friends

to serve as master of ceremonies for

hosted the awards show

host4 of 4noun

a round thin piece of bread used in the Eucharist

host1 of 4noun

army sense 1a

a great number

host2 of 4noun

one who receives or entertains guests socially or as a business

a living animal or plant on or in which a parasite lives

host3 of 4verb

to serve as host to, for, or at hosting a dinner

host friends

to serve as master of ceremonies for

hosted the awards show

host4 of 4noun

a round thin piece of bread used in the Eucharist

horribleadjective

marked by or arousing horror

extremely unpleasant or bad

horrible food

hornnoun

one of the hard bony growths on the head of many hoofed animals (as cattle, goats, or sheep)

a part like an animal's horn

the material of which horns are composed or a similar material

a hollow horn used to hold something

powder horn

something resembling a horn horns of the crescent moon

saddle horn

a brass wind instrument (as a trumpet or French horn)

a device that makes a noise like that of a horn

an automobile horn

hornnoun

one of the hard bony growths on the head of many hoofed animals (as cattle, goats, or sheep)

a part like an animal's horn

the material of which horns are composed or a similar material

a hollow horn used to hold something

powder horn

something resembling a horn horns of the crescent moon

saddle horn

a brass wind instrument (as a trumpet or French horn)

a device that makes a noise like that of a horn

an automobile horn

horn医学词典英英释义

hornnoun

one of the usually paired bony processes that arise from the head of many ungulates and that are found in some extinct mammals and reptilesespecially: one of the permanent paired hollow sheaths of keratin usually present in both sexes of cattle and their relatives that function chiefly for defense and arise from a bony core anchored to the skull

the tough fibrous material consisting chiefly of keratin that covers or forms the horns of cattle and related animals, hooves, or other horny parts (as claws or nails)

cornu

horn 例句

1 It was the contratista, the labor contractor, who drove around in his beat-up red Ford truck, honking the horn to let us know that the cotton was dry and ready to pick.

2 There was a goat, too, with very long horns and deep black eyes; an orphan from a herd of peculiar goats who once roamed the forest below.

3 It’s kinda hard with people driving by and honking their horns.

4 At nine o'clock, one morning late in July Gatsby's gorgeous car lurched up the rocky drive to my door and gave out a burst of melody from its three noted horn.

5 There were the cartridge box and powder horn, too.

6 Hot Pie scuttled back inside, abandoning them . . . but Gendry came back, the fire shining so bright on his polished helm that the horns seemed to glow orange.

7 His cartridge box and powder horn kept banging against his knees.

8 “A little horned toad dropped it in the desert along with a pumpkin seed!”

9 He was blowing a great horn, and his yellow hair was flying in the wind.

10 Its spiny wings were huge compared to its skinny jet body, it had a long snout with wide nostrils, the stubs of horns and bulging, orange eyes.

11 We were holding tight, waiting on Coach to hit the horn again so Brit-Brat could catch Deja, and we could bring it home.

12 “It’s always a shock when a little lamb sprouts horns and turns into a big, handsome ram. But it’s a good thing, darling, really it is. We must have a party to celebrate.”

13 At night I cradled his head on my lap and read him the Scriptures: The Lord is my rock and my fortress...the horn of my salvation...so shall I be saved from mine enemies.

14 He nailed a pair of horns to one end and then retired to his cabin until deer season was over.

15 A pair of lobster claws stuck up from his head like horns, turning and snapping at random.

16 Over the low hills the horns were sounding.

17 Pet followed, knocking over a row of books with its horns in a moment of careless solidity when it tried to look around too quickly.

18 The taxi driver sees and honks his horn and yells at me in French through his open window.

19 There will never be anything but cold and fear and the agonized sounds of the boy dying in the horn.

20 The maroon goblin cavorted around the room in a feral tantrum, tearing down bookshelves, upsetting toy chests, and snapping the horn off the rocking horse.

horn 同义词

2 用角抵

hook gore

3 角质物

keratose

6 法国号

pretzel

7 不忠实于

cuckold step out on

8 截短

truncated bob bobtail

9 角制品

hornwork

10 山峰

peak ben

12 角笛

hornpipe

13 铜管乐器

brass

19 地角

Land's End

20 勃起的阴茎

head bone erection

24 汽笛

whistle

29 与的妻子通奸

cuckold

31 号手

trumpeter

37 鞍头

pommel

38 角状物

cornu

39 荣光

light sun halo

41 警报器

alarm siren

43 角的

angular horny

44 警笛

whistle hooter

46 角制的

horny

47 小喇叭

cornet cornett cornetto

horn 短语相关

horn-rims horn of plenty horn in post horn powder horn blow one's own horn toot one's own horn horn fly got on the horn on the horn

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