英语词汇“honk”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(hɒŋk)

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense honks, present participle honking, past tense, past participle honked

1. verb

If you honk the horn of a vehicle or if the horn honks, you make the horn produce a short loud sound.

Drivers honked their horns in solidarity with the peace marchers. [VERB noun]

Horns honk. An angry motorist shouts. [VERB]

...people yelling and honking at you to get out of the cab. [VERB]

Honk is also a noun.

She pulled to the right with a honk.

2. verb

If a bird, person, or musical instrument honks, they make a short, loud, harsh noise.

If you're going to sneeze and honk all night, we'll never get any sleep. [VERB]

A lone mother Canada goose honked a warning to stay away from her nest. [VERB noun]

...a honking saxophone playing gospel music. [VERB-ing]

Honk is also a noun.

The honk of geese can be heard.

honk in British English

(hɒŋk)

noun

a representation of the sound made by a goose

any sound resembling this, esp a motor horn

3. British and Australian slang

a bad smell

verb

to make or cause (something) to make such a sound

5. (intransitive) British a slang word for vomit

6. British and Australian slang

to have a bad smell

honk in American English

(hɔŋk; hɑŋk)

noun

the call of a wild goose

any similar sound, as that of an automobile horn

verb intransitive

to make any such sound

verb transitive

to express by honking

to sound (an automobile horn)

Derived forms

honker (ˈhonker)

noun

Word origin

echoic

Examples of 'honk' in a sentence
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After an hour sitting in honking car chaos we made it back to our hotel and rushed up to relax in the hot tub on the roof.The latter is more fun, as long as you are not honking like a goose with a fish hook in its gullet.

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British English: honk VERB

If you honk the horn of a vehicle or if the horn honks, you make the horn produce a short loud sound.

Drivers honked their horns in solidarity with the peace marchers.

American English: honk
Brazilian Portuguese: buzinar
Chinese: 鸣车辆喇叭
European Spanish: tocar el claxon
French: klaxonner
German: hupen
Italian: suonareclacson
Japanese: 鳴らす/鳴る
Korean: 경적을 울리다
European Portuguese: buzinar
Latin American Spanish: tocar bocina

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释义	Trends of honk View usage for: honk (hɒŋk) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense honks, present participle honking, past tense, past participle honked 1. verb If you honk the horn of a vehicle or if the horn honks, you make the horn produce a short loud sound. Drivers honked their horns in solidarity with the peace marchers. [VERB noun] Horns honk. An angry motorist shouts. [VERB] ...people yelling and honking at you to get out of the cab. [VERB] Honk is also a noun. She pulled to the right with a honk. 2. verb If a bird, person, or musical instrument honks, they make a short, loud, harsh noise. If you're going to sneeze and honk all night, we'll never get any sleep. [VERB] A lone mother Canada goose honked a warning to stay away from her nest. [VERB noun] ...a honking saxophone playing gospel music. [VERB-ing] Honk is also a noun. The honk of geese can be heard. honk in British English (hɒŋk) noun 1. a representation of the sound made by a goose 2. any sound resembling this, esp a motor horn 3. British and Australian slang a bad smell verb 4. to make or cause (something) to make such a sound 5. (intransitive) British a slang word for vomit 6. British and Australian slang to have a bad smell honk in American English (hɔŋk; hɑŋk) US noun 1. the call of a wild goose 2. any similar sound, as that of an automobile horn verb intransitive 3. to make any such sound verb transitive 4. to express by honking 5. to sound (an automobile horn) Derived forms honker (ˈhonker) noun Word origin echoic Examples of 'honk' in a sentence honk After an hour sitting in honking car chaos we made it back to our hotel and rushed up to relax in the hot tub on the roof. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The latter is more fun, as long as you are not honking like a goose with a fish hook in its gullet. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages honk British English: honk VERB If you honk the horn of a vehicle or if the horn honks, you make the horn produce a short loud sound. Drivers honked their horns in solidarity with the peace marchers. American English: honk Brazilian Portuguese: buzinar Chinese: 鸣车辆喇叭 European Spanish: tocar el claxon French: klaxonner German: hupen Italian: suonareclacson Japanese: 鳴らす/鳴る Korean: 경적을 울리다 European Portuguese: buzinar Latin American Spanish: tocar bocina
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