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horn:
- trompeta; bocina; trombón; instrumento de viento; cuerno; corneta; cuernito; cuerno de la abundancia; medialuna; claxon
Wiktionary:
- horn → cuerno, bocina, corneta, fotuto, pito, claxon, viento, queratina, cacho
- horn → trompa, claxon, bocina, saxofón, cuerno, asta, corno, cacho

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Traducciones detalladas de horn de inglés a español

the horn (trumpet; wind instrument; tooter; clarion; car horn; cornet; motor horn)
la trompeta; la bocina; el trombón; el instrumento de viento; el cuerno; la corneta
- trompeta [la ~] sustantivo
- bocina [la ~] sustantivo
- trombón [el ~] sustantivo
- instrumento de viento [el ~] sustantivo
- cuerno [el ~] sustantivo
- corneta [la ~] sustantivo
the horn
el cuernito; el cuerno de la abundancia; la medialuna
- cuernito [el ~] sustantivo
- cuerno de la abundancia [el ~] sustantivo
- medialuna [la ~] sustantivo
the horn (car horn; tooter; motor horn)
el claxon; la trompeta; la bocina; la corneta
- claxon [el ~] sustantivo
- trompeta [la ~] sustantivo
- bocina [la ~] sustantivo
- corneta [la ~] sustantivo

Noun	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
bocina	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument	megaphone
claxon	car horn; horn; motor horn; tooter
corneta	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument	brass player; bugler; horn player; hunting horns
cuernito	horn
cuerno	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument	hunting horns; ship hooter
cuerno de la abundancia	horn
instrumento de viento	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument
medialuna	horn
trombón	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument	trombone
trompeta	car horn; clarion; cornet; horn; motor horn; tooter; trumpet; wind instrument
-	French horn; automobile horn; car horn; cornet; hooter; motor horn; saddle horn; trump; trumpet
Verb	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
-	tusk
Other	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
claxon		honk; hoot; toot
-	car horn; hooter; signal horn; siren; trumpet

one of the bony outgrowths on the heads of certain ungulates¹
any hard protuberance from the head of an organism that is similar to or suggestive of a horn¹
a device on an automobile for making a warning noise¹
a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone; has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves¹
a brass musical instrument consisting of a conical tube that is coiled into a spiral and played by means of valves¹
an alarm device that makes a loud warning sound¹
a high pommel of a Western saddle (usually metal covered with leather)¹
a noisemaker (as at parties or games) that makes a loud noise when you blow through it¹
a device having the shape of a horn¹
- horns at the ends of a new moon¹
- the hornof an anvil¹
- the cleat had two horns¹
a noise made by the driver of an automobile to give warning¹
the material (mostly keratin) that covers the horns of ungulates and forms hooves and claws and nails¹
stab or pierce with a horn or tusk¹
- the rhino horned the explorer¹

horn

noun

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- horn → cuerno
conical device used to direct waves
- horn → bocina
loud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle
- horn → corneta; fotuto; pito; bocina; claxon
any of several musical wind instruments
- horn → viento
substance
- horn → queratina
growth on the heads of certain animals
- horn → cacho; cuerno

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• horn	→ trompa	↔ Horn — Musikinstrument: ein aus einer oder zwei kreisförmig gewundenen Röhren bestehendes Blechblasinstrument
• horn	→ claxon; bocina	↔ Hupe — Gegenstand zum Erzeugen eines Warn- oder Signaltones; Signalhorn, Rufhorn
• horn	→ saxofón	↔ Saxophon — ein Holzblasinstrument
• horn	→ cuerno; asta; trompa; bocina; claxon	↔ avertisseur — Celui qui avertir.
• horn	→ corno	↔ cor de basset — (musique) instrument à vent de la famille des bois à anche simple, malgré son nom, ce n'est pas un cor mais une clarinette très usitée à la fin du XVIIIe siècle.
• horn	→ cuerno; cacho	↔ corne — Excroissance sur la tête de certains ruminants