Definition of hunting horn in English:

hunting horn

noun

A straight horn blown to give signals during hunting.
Example sentencesExamples
- Only then did it hear the clear notes of a hunting horn playing in the distance.
- At that moment, from the field the fox has just left, there's the skirl of a hunting horn.
- There has been much noise of bagpipes, hunting horns and cheering; the countryside is always full of sounds as well as sights.
- A hunting horn sounded, and through the trees he caught a glimpse of the flying bodies of the pack, but the trail was almost obscured by overgrowth.
- Overhead, a hunting horn called, echoing into the distance.

Definition of hunting horn in US English:

hunting horn

nounˈhən(t)iNG ˈˌhôrn

A horn blown to give signals during hunting.
Example sentencesExamples
- A hunting horn sounded, and through the trees he caught a glimpse of the flying bodies of the pack, but the trail was almost obscured by overgrowth.
- There has been much noise of bagpipes, hunting horns and cheering; the countryside is always full of sounds as well as sights.
- At that moment, from the field the fox has just left, there's the skirl of a hunting horn.
- Only then did it hear the clear notes of a hunting horn playing in the distance.
- Overhead, a hunting horn called, echoing into the distance.

单词	hunting horn
释义	Definition of hunting horn in English: hunting horn noun A straight horn blown to give signals during hunting. Example sentencesExamples Only then did it hear the clear notes of a hunting horn playing in the distance. At that moment, from the field the fox has just left, there's the skirl of a hunting horn. There has been much noise of bagpipes, hunting horns and cheering; the countryside is always full of sounds as well as sights. A hunting horn sounded, and through the trees he caught a glimpse of the flying bodies of the pack, but the trail was almost obscured by overgrowth. Overhead, a hunting horn called, echoing into the distance. Definition of hunting horn in US English: hunting horn nounˈhən(t)iNG ˈˌhôrn A horn blown to give signals during hunting. Example sentencesExamples A hunting horn sounded, and through the trees he caught a glimpse of the flying bodies of the pack, but the trail was almost obscured by overgrowth. There has been much noise of bagpipes, hunting horns and cheering; the countryside is always full of sounds as well as sights. At that moment, from the field the fox has just left, there's the skirl of a hunting horn. Only then did it hear the clear notes of a hunting horn playing in the distance. Overhead, a hunting horn called, echoing into the distance.
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