1. horn in : 闯入；
2. take a horn : 喝酒；
1. horn in : 闯入；
2. take a horn : 喝酒；
及物动词
1.
1. The young bull horned the old cow out of the herd.
小公牛用角把老母牛从牛群中顶了出去。
名词
1. The driver blew / sounded his horn when an old lady with her dog stepped in front of his car.
一个老太太带着她的狗走到车前，司机按响了喇叭。
2. A car passed him at top speed, sounding its horn.
那辆车鸣着喇叭，全速从他身边驶过。
3. The knife has a horn handle.
这把小刀有角质柄。
4. The handle of this knife is made of horn.
这把刀的柄是用角制成的。
1. horn的意思
1. 喇叭：--开始特殊任务(SPECIAL MISSION)只在可以开启特殊任务的特定交通工具上才有作用;方向键←和→--切换广播频道(RADIO STATION CYCLE)在不同频道的广播节目中切换;方向键↓--喇叭(HORN)一般车辆是鸣喇叭,警车、救护车和消防车是鸣警笛;
2. 尖角：振动用之工具,一般称之为尖角(horn),其材料为钛,有楔形或圆锥形两种,将之与欲焊接之塑件抵紧,而尖角尖必须与焊接零件之外形相同. 有些热塑性胶无法用超音波熔接法,如乙烯族类(vinyls)与各种纤维素塑料. 超音波熔接之
1. （汽车等的）喇叭;汽笛;警报器
On a vehicle such as a car, the horn is the device that makes a loud noise as a signal or warning.
e.g. He sounded the car horn.
他按响了汽车喇叭。
2. (牛、鹿等动物的）角
The horns of an animal such as a cow or deer are the hard pointed things that grow from its head.
e.g. A mature cow has horns.
成年奶牛有犄角。
3. 角质
Horn is the hard substance that the horns of animals are made of. Horn is sometimes used to make objects such as spoons, buttons, or ornaments.
horn什么意思
4. （铜管乐器中的）法国号，圆号
A horn is a musical instrument of the brass family. It is a long circular metal tube, wide at one end, which you play by blowing.
5. 号（角）（一种简单乐器，由一根金属管组成，一端宽，一端窄）
A horn is a simple musical instrument consisting of a metal tube that is wide at one end and narrow at the other. You play it by blowing into it.
e.g. ...a hunting horn.
猎号
6. 角状物;喇叭形物
A horn is a hollow curved object that is narrow at one end and wide at the other.
e.g. ...a wind-up gramophone with a big horn.
带有一个大喇叭形扬声器的发条式留声机
7. see also: shoehorn
8. 自夸;自吹自擂
If you blow your own horn, you boast about yourself.
9. 争吵;争论
If two people lock horns, they argue about something.
horn
e.g. During his six years in office, Seidman has often locked horns with lawmakers.
在任的6年中，塞德曼经常和立法议员争得不可开交。
10. 进退维谷;左右为难
If you are on the horns of a dilemma, you have to choose between two things, both of which are unpleasant or difficult.
horn
e.g. The bird is caught on the horns of a dilemma. Should it attack the predator, even though it then risks its own life? Or should it get out while the going is good?
这只鸟进退维谷。是应该冒着生命危险攻击捕食者呢？还是应该及早逃命？
11. 变得谨慎行事；（尤指）紧缩开支
If someone pulls in their horns or draws in their horns, they start behaving more cautiously than they did before, especially by spending less money.
e.g. Customers are drawing in their horns at a time of high interest rates.
消费者在高利率时期都在紧缩开支。
12. to take the bull by the horns -> see bull