English–Spanish dictionary
Spanish translation of the English word horn
| English | Spanish (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (hooter; klaxon) | asta ; bocina ; cuerno | |
🔗 A lawyer for Jacob Chansley, an Arizona man who wore horns, animal skin and face paint while carrying a spear and entering the Senate chamber, said Trump should do the “honourable thing and pardon those of his peaceful followers who accepted the president’s invitation”. | ||
| (megaphone; loud‐hailer; speaking‐trumpet; bullhorn) | megáfono | |
| (megaphone; loud‐hailer; speaking‐trumpet; blowhorn) | megáfono | |
hornbill | calao | |
| (voluptuous; carnal; sensual; sensuous; hot; bawdy) | lascivo | |
shoehorn (shoe‐lift) | calzador | |
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| horn | ⇆ asta; ⇆ bocina; ⇆ cuerno |
| blow one’s own horn | ⇆ cantar sus propias alabanzas |
| English horn | ⇆ corno inglés; ⇆ cuerno inglés |
| French horn | ⇆ trompa de armonía |
| horn in | ⇆ entrometerse |
| horn of plenty | ⇆ cuerno de la abundancia |
| pull in one’s horns | ⇆ contenerse; ⇆ volverse atrás |
| take the bull by the horns | ⇆ asir al toro pos las astas |
| toot one’s own horn | ⇆ cantar sus propias alabanzas |
| blowhorn | ⇆ megáfono |
| bullhorn | ⇆ megáfono |
| foghorn | ⇆ sirena de niebla |
| hornbill | ⇆ toco |
| horned | ⇆ astado |
| hornpipe | ⇆ chirimía |
| horny | ⇆ calloso; ⇆ cornudo; ⇆ córneo; ⇆ lascivo; ⇆ lujurioso |
| hunting‐horn | ⇆ cuerno de caza |
| shoehorn | ⇆ calzador |